Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXIX   |             XXIX.~For birth is an aid towards an individual's
 2        1, XXXVIII|   miracles; or was it without the aid of these? The assertion,
 3        1, LIV    |          Father, or was unable to aid Himself; we have to state
 4        1, LXII   |           word, which without the aid of teachers gains the mastery
 5        2, II     | resurrection. For the bringing of aid unseasonably to those who
 6        2, LXIV   |      those who needed His healing aid, as to those who were able
 7        2, LXXI   |        take occasion from such to aid our theological conceptions,
 8        3, XXIII  |         sought false witnesses to aid them, did not find even
 9        3, XL     |          view of things, with the aid of much instruction to the
10        3, LV     |         avail themselves of their aid,) they must leave their
11        3, LXIX   |   allegiance. For, apart from the aid of the word, and that too
12        4, XIX    |          which the Word saw would aid in bringing back those so
13        4, LXXV   |      bestowed upon us as a mighty aid, far superior to any weapon
14        4, LXXXIII|     amongst men, to have lent his aid to co-operate (if he had
15        4, XCIX   |   successful conclusion, with the aid of His word abiding in our
16        5, I      |          of those whom we wish to aid may not depend upon human
17        5, XXXVIII|         of images alone, with the aid of profane mysteries, and
18        5, LVIII  |        his tomb, but required the aid of another to roll away
19        6, XXII   |         because they furnished no aid in the way of accusing Jews
20        6, XLV    |       basest of purposes), is the aid which the devil himself
21        8, XXXVI  |          help all who deserve His aid; and He does no less than
22        8, LXI    |        For if others invoke their aid against the persons who