Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXIV  |            that although he makes numerous quotations from the Gospel
 2        1, LV     |      dispersion of the Jews among numerous heathen nations. And in
 3        2, X      |       they submitted to trials so numerous and so severe, for the sake
 4        2, XXI    |        conduct of life, can quote numerous instances, showing that
 5        2, XXV    |         is only one: whereas more numerous are those others, viz., "
 6        2, LXXVI  | scriptural account, to defend the numerous curses recorded in the books
 7        3, XII    |           found, for this reason, numerous heresies confessedly prevailing
 8        3, XXVIII |          many years beforehand by numerous prophets, that the whole
 9        3, LXVII  |       mind treated of subjects so numerous and important, that it is
10        3, LXIX   |         to carry at the same time numerous and heavy weights, been
11        4, IX     |       wish to admit it, after the numerous prophets who were the reformers
12        4, IX     |         from them; while the more numerous and simpler class of believers,
13        4, XLVIII |           sect, on account of his numerous and learned treatises, explains
14        4, XC     |           testimony of many, that numerous individuals have been saved
15        5, XXXI   |     subsequently they became more numerous though still of a nature
16        5, XXXVIII|          Serapis the accounts are numerous and conflicting, to the
17        5, LXI    |     imagine that the existence of numerous heresies among the Christians
18        6, X      |  individual point, arguments more numerous even than we have brought
19        6, LXXXI  |        prophets; and as these are numerous, and require to be answered
20        7, XXVI   |          and that in spite of the numerous obstacles which oppose the