Book, Chapter

 1        1, LXI   |       time come for one who has assumed human nature to die a death
 2        1, LXIX  |        entering into the world, assumed, as one born of a woman,
 3        1, LXX   |       according to our view, He assumed a (true) body, as one born
 4        2, XXIII |         had once, by His birth, assumed a body, He assumed one which
 5        2, XXIII |       birth, assumed a body, He assumed one which was capable both
 6        2, XXIII |       therefore, He voluntarily assumed a body, not wholly of a
 7        2, XXIII |       so along with His body He assumed also its sufferings and
 8        2, XXXI  | first-born of all creation, who assumed a body and a human soul;
 9        2, XL    |      not dying, although He had assumed mortality; or, if dying,
10        2, LXIX  |         of the character He had assumed, in order that He who as
11        3, XXVIII|        of human nature, and had assumed the human flesh which "lusteth
12        3, XXVIII|         miseries, and which had assumed a human soul and body, contributed
13        3, LXVIII|       of those who at the first assumed the office of (Christian)
14        4, XXXV  | doubtful meaning, even although assumed by those who are aliens
15        4, XLV   |   things indifferent, they have assumed the case of a wise man being
16        5, VII   |          VII.~Having, moreover, assumed that the Jews consider the
17        5, XLVIII|        so long as Jesus had not assumed a human body. But when He
18        7, XVI   |         any other name which is assumed by the Son of God.~
19        7, XXVII |        from no one, or if it be assumed that he has heard them,