Book, Chapter

 1        1, V       |        opinion, and one not first discovered by Christianity, he quotes
 2        1, XXVI    |       into error." Now, if he had discovered that the ignorance of the
 3        1, XXXVII  |       which were lost, were to be discovered, and regarding the sickness
 4        1, XLII    |          has been recorded may be discovered.~
 5        1, XLVIII  |           blessed prophets having discovered this divine perception,
 6        2, XIX     |           that their designs were discovered, to carry out their plans
 7        2, LV      |           of such, while you have discovered a becoming and credible
 8        2, LVIII   |           of such, while you have discovered a becoming and credible
 9        3, XXVI    |   disappearance of Aristeas, as I discovered by computation in Proconnesus
10        3, XXXIII  |           deeper truths which are discovered by those who know how to
11        3, XXXIII  |          because no reason can be discovered, then we shall either speak
12        3, XXXVII  |           was brought forward and discovered by others; so also, among
13        3, XXXVII  |           of such things could be discovered by men with perfect exactness,
14        4, XXVII   |    persons of that kind should be discovered, they are at least not to
15        4, LIV     |       observe this, he would have discovered the answer which he ought
16        4, LXXXVI  |        eagle-stone when they have discovered it, how does it appear that
17        4, LXXXVIII|       Barbarians, who have either discovered or learned from certain
18        5, LV      |           candour what he has not discovered in the contents of the book
19        5, LVIII   |   commonplaces. And, as if he had discovered some clever objection to
20        6, XXX     |           individuals; whereas we discovered that He who is honoured
21        6, XXX     | Thaphabaoth or Onoel;" whereas we discovered that in the diagram he is
22        6, XXXVIII |          it, seeing we never have discovered anything of the kind. Let
23        6, LXXIII  |          force of reason may have discovered that they are created, and
24        8, XXVIII  |       wisdom, in having at length discovered, that whenever they eat