Book, Chapter

 1        1, IX    |       alluded to is impossible, partly on account of the necessities
 2        1, IX    |        the necessities of life, partly on account of the weakness
 3        1, LIX   |         is what we have to say, partly in answer to the Greeks,
 4        1, LIX   |       answer to the Greeks, and partly to the Jews.~
 5        2, LXXI  |      may ascertain who chooses, partly from the prophets who prophesied
 6        2, LXXI  |      who prophesied of Him, and partly from the narratives of the
 7        3, XVI   |      the various proofs derived partly from Scripture, partly from
 8        3, XVI   |  derived partly from Scripture, partly from probable reason. And
 9        4, XIV   |        occurs, he again becomes partly material. For even the Stoics
10        4, XVIII |   statements might have respect partly to the nature of the Divine
11        4, XVIII |    Divine Word, who is God, and partly to the soul of Jesus. As
12        4, LXXXVI| knowledge merely by nature, but partly by experiment, partly by
13        4, LXXXVI|       but partly by experiment, partly by reason, and sometimes
14        6, XVII  |   incapable of looking at them, partly owing to the pollution of
15        6, XVII  |        of mortal lowliness, and partly owing to its feebler power
16        6, XXIII |         quoted, hut from books--partly those of the Jews, which
17        6, XXIII |      adopted by Christians, and partly from those of Christians
18        6, XXIV  |     that, in my opinion, he has partly borrowed what he says about
19        6, LI    |        their own adherents, and partly from a careful perusal of
20        8, XLVIII|       are clear and convincing, partly from wonders performed by
21        8, XLVIII|        performed by demons, and partly from the answers given by