Book, Chapter

 1        1, IX     |          life. Now, whatever other evidence can be furnished of the
 2        1, XIX    |         the dialogues of Plato (as evidence) on these subjects, we shall
 3        1, XXVI   |          God, and were to show, as evidence of such a result, one hundred
 4        1, XLIX   |        know not why, the strongest evidence in confirmation of the claims
 5        1, LI     |          Jesus, to have additional evidence from other sources, let
 6        1, LXVII  |            even after the clearest evidence. For we assert that the
 7        1, LXVII  |           habitable world contains evidence of the works of Jesus, in
 8        2, XIII   |            continues firm; for the evidence of the circumcision is sufficient
 9        2, XVI    |           and with such fulness of evidence, that he who could not deny
10        2, XXX    |      reasoning the meanness of the evidence, in order that the Christian,
11        2, XXX    |  notwithstanding that the clearest evidence proves it true of Jesus. "
12        2, XXXVIII| extraordinary manner, and with the evidence of divine power, among the
13        2, XXXVIII|            believe in Him who gave evidence of the power that was in
14        2, XL     |          unto death), to the clear evidence of one God who is over all
15        3, XXIV   |            of Jesus. And some give evidence of their having received
16        3, XXVII  |            producing some proof or evidence of the alleged occurrences
17        3, XXIX   |        Metapontines considered the evidence in favour of Aristeas being
18        4, XXI    |            are past, and thus give evidence of the indwelling of the
19        4, XXXIV  |            the invocation of them, evidence the divinity of the men?
20        4, XXXIV  |        names, being Hebrew, are an evidence to the Hebrews, who have
21        4, LXXXIII|        this is not to be deemed as evidence of the existence of reason
22        5, LVII   |         those who have given every evidence of being genuine philosophers,
23        5, LXV    |          by opinions which at once evidence their noble and religious
24        6, XLIX   |           arguments; for he had no evidence, in my judgment, which was
25        6, LXXV   |           nor is there any certain evidence that he was "little." The
26        8, XLV    |         have been convinced by the evidence in support of our miracles,