Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXVIII|      to Matthew, of our Lord's descent into Egypt, he refuses to
 2        1, XLVIII |        of the heavens, and the descent of the Holy Spirit upon
 3        1, LXVII  |  represented them as of divine descent. But these Greeks can show
 4        2, XXXII  |       been of such illustrious descent." But what has this to do
 5        2, XXXII  |        was not ignorant of her descent, how does that affect the
 6        2, LVI    |       histories of the alleged descent of heroes to Hades, and
 7        3, V      |      the Jews are Egyptians by descent, and had abandoned Egypt,
 8        3, VI     |     their fathers before their descent into Egypt; and the Hebrew
 9        4, III    |       is the meaning of such a descent upon the part of God?" not
10        4, III    |   teaching, the meaning of the descent is pre-eminently to convert
11        4, III    |       is the meaning of such a descent upon the part of God?" And
12        4, V      |       necessary, then, for the descent of Christ, or for the coming
13        4, XVII   |       would have observed one "descent," distinguished by its great
14        4, XXXIII | argument which establishes the descent of the Jews from their ancestors;
15        4, XXXIII |   regarding the Jews and their descent was one that could not be
16        5, LIV    |       statements regarding the descent of other angels, seeing
17        5, LIX    |      that we speak of the same descent into Egypt as they, and
18        6, XXXVI  |       in victory." The "strait descent," again, may perhaps be
19        6, LXXIX  |       and this ointment in its descent reached to the very skirt