Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  |          surprise to men even of Ordinary intelligence, that one who
 2        1, Pref  |        have been endowed with no ordinary talent for such pursuits.
 3        1, Pref  |        no one would say that any ordinary error in geometrical demonstrations
 4        1, XXIV  |        are not applicable to any ordinary created things, but belong
 5        1, XXX   |        one who investigated with ordinary care the nature of these
 6        1, XXXII |        that Jesus was born of no ordinary human marriage. It was to
 7        1, LXI   |       sway, who was to confer no ordinary and unimportant blessings,
 8        2, XXXVII|         endure his thirst as any ordinary man frequently endures it."
 9        2, LXIII |        of the great multitude of ordinary believers, but even of those
10        2, LXIX  |          born, not in the way of ordinary generation, but of a virgin),
11        3, XXVIII|        history of Jesus, have no ordinary defence to offer for their
12        3, XXXI  |       that there dwelt in Him no ordinary divinity? while this was
13        3, XXXVI |      committed any mistake about ordinary kinds of food, or about
14        4, XCVII |        to that effect not to any ordinary individuals, but to persons
15        6, II    |         is admired by persons of ordinary capacity, who have a desire
16        6, XIII  |           And therefore it is no ordinary individuals whom you will
17        6, XIV   | proportion to the multitudes (of ordinary believers), a few "wise"
18        6, XV    |      humiliation, that it has no ordinary individual as its teacher;
19        7, LX    |          Scripture. For even the ordinary reader of Scripture may
20        7, LXI   |       from being intelligible to ordinary persons, that even those
21        8, LX    |          either follow the inure ordinary and simple method, and have