Book, Chapter

 1        1, XLII |          narrative, how should we demonstrate the reality of such a thing?
 2        2, II   |         to overthrow them; and to demonstrate by the superiority of Christian
 3        2, XI   |       religion? And how will this demonstrate its doctrine to be false?
 4        2, LII  |     miracles of Moses, manifestly demonstrate that it was God who brought
 5        3, VI   |         But reason seems to me to demonstrate that the statement is false,
 6        3, XX   |           words, and that you can demonstrate any of them to be silly
 7        3, XXII |           Scripture. And we shall demonstrate that it is impossible for
 8        3, XXIII| afterwards His history with them, demonstrate that no dissoluteness on
 9        3, XXIV |   individuals, although he cannot demonstrate that an incalculable number,
10        3, XXXV |       reason, too, he was able to demonstrate to not a few that He had
11        4, XXXV |   doctrine regarding them, and to demonstrate that those men were to be
12        4, LIV  |       plurality of creators, next demonstrate by some convincing reason
13        4, LIV  |        prove what he professed to demonstrate; unless, indeed, he who
14        6, VI   |          to his ability, while we demonstrate that our prophets did know
15        6, VIII |      Platonic declarations, which demonstrate that "the good" can be known
16        6, XXX  |          them better than he, may demonstrate that these are not the words
17        6, XXXV |        words of the prophets, who demonstrate that Jesus is the Christ
18        6, XXXIX|         pages, where we wished to demonstrate that Sabaoth and Zeus were
19        6, XLIX |          should be called upon to demonstrate, in answer to his mere assertion,
20        6, LXXI |        opinion,--who endeavour to demonstrate that the rational soul is