Book, Chapter

 1        1, II      |          power," because of the signs and wonders which we must
 2        2, XXX     |     teeth by Celsus: "From such signs and misinterpretations,
 3        2, XLIX    |  prophets, and shall show great signs and wonders; insomuch that,
 4        2, XLIX    | regarding those who are to work signs and wonders is different
 5        2, L       |      Satan, with all power, and signs, and lying wonders, and
 6        2, L       |    Christ, are said to be lying signs and wonders, prevailing
 7        2, LII     |      who had learned to ask for signs and wonders, need to work
 8        2, LIII    |       believe those who exhibit signs and wonders, ought we to
 9        2, LIII    |        them in respect of their signs and wonders?" And urging
10        2, LXIX    |        even in death manifested signs of life in the water and
11        2, LXXIV   |         manner, not only in the signs and wonders performed in
12        3, II      |         a virgin; and that such signs and wonders should be performed
13        4, LXXXVIII|         instruct us by means of signs, so much the nearer do they
14        4, XCVI    |        are able to foretell the signs (of good or bad weather),
15        4, XCVII   |       men by demons by means of signs, with the view of having
16        5, XLIX    |         these distinctions were signs of certain things until
17        6, XLV     |       good, for that reason are signs, and marvels, and lying
18        6, XLVI    |      Satan, with all power, and signs, and lying wonders, and
19        7, VIII    |  Moreover, the Holy Spirit gave signs of His presence at the beginning
20        7, VIII    |       but since that time these signs have diminished, although
21        7, XVII    |        whole world. For we have signs and pledges of the destruction
22        8, XLV     |        conveyed to men by other signs and prodigies? To some the