Book, Chapter

 1        1, VIII  |       mean ing God, and are ever desiring to hear something about
 2        1, XXVI  |          assistance, that Jesus, desiring during these years to spread
 3        1, L     | predictions are applicable?" And desiring, I know not how, to suggest
 4        1, LXIII |   therefore, is there, if Jesus, desiring to manifest to the human
 5        3, VIII  |          to be exterminated, but desiring that it should continue,
 6        3, XII   |        factions, each individual desiring to have his own party;"
 7        3, XXIII |          Now, who is there that, desiring to act always in conformity
 8        3, LVIII |          worthless parents; but, desiring to keep apart those sons
 9        3, LXIX  |          the nature of man, when desiring to walk along a rope extended
10        3, LXIX  | accomplish such a feat; but when desiring to live in conformity with
11        4, VI    |   consider His pre-eminence; but desiring that the blessedness which
12        4, XLIV  |       allegorized; the Scripture desiring us to imitate not the literal
13        4, LXXXVI|          irrational animals, and desiring to omit not a single circumstance
14        4, XCII  |     employment of this kind, and desiring to lead the human race away
15        5, XXX   |       took up their abode. Then, desiring to gather together material
16        5, LV    |      meaning of the "sons of God desiring to possess the daughters
17        6, XX    |        seen," are "eternal;" and desiring to remain in the contemplation
18        6, XXII  |        XXII.~After this, Celsus, desiring to exhibit his learning
19        6, XLII  |        them." In the next place, desiring to point out the "enigmas,"
20        7, XXIV  |         living in plainness, and desiring only what is needful, to