Book, Chapter

 1        1, XVI   |        Jewish people; and there exists the Discourse to the Greeks
 2        1, XVI   |        place in his list, there exists neither laws nor discourses
 3        1, XLIX  |       saying that no such being exists, or was made the subject
 4        2, LI    |         and assert that neither exists, or, assuming the one, and
 5        2, LX    |       that the soul of the dead exists in a separate state (from
 6        2, LX    | substance is in the soul, which exists apart in a body said to
 7        3, XLVII |      besides these nothing else exists, whether it be called invisible
 8        4, XXIX  |      when they affirm that "God exists, and that we are next to
 9        4, XXIX  |        sound reason), that "God exists, and we are next to Him,"
10        4, LXXV  |        the manly character that exists within us.~
11        4, LXXXI |     observe the difference that exists between what is done after
12        4, LXXXIV|      points out the skill which exists among men, and which is
13        4, LXXXV |       also the difference which exists, and the superiority of
14        4, LXXXVI|       irrational creation there exists the power of sorcery;" so
15        5, XXXIX |         reason whatsoever which exists in all things, which have
16        6, VIII  |        God of a particular kind exists, and that he has a son of
17        6, XIX   |        be touched, which really exists, is the pilot of the soul,
18        6, LXIII |          and this (distinction) exists in the corruptible body,--
19        7, XXXII |        invisible in its nature, exists in no material place, without
20        8, XI    |         kingdom, and that there exists one who is His enemy." He