Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXVII  |          attempted and successfully accomplished works beyond the reach of
 2        1, LXII   |           fishers of men," had been accomplished by Jesus in the history
 3        2, IX     |         which Celsus suspected were accomplished by sorcery, but which by
 4        2, XIII   |             His predictions not yet accomplished. Perhaps you will say, in
 5        2, XX     |      recovery from disease is to be accomplished by means of the healing
 6        2, XXXVII |            from having been already accomplished? For this very prediction
 7        2, LII    |            the case with Jesus, who accomplished far greater works than those
 8        2, LXXVIII|        wisdom of the Father that He accomplished, and still accomplishes,
 9        3, XXXIX  |         could not have attempted or accomplished such a result without the
10        3, XXXIX  |           by a diviner power, which accomplished far more than it seemed
11        3, XXXIX  |            seemed possible could be accomplished by a periphrasis of words,
12        4, III    |         only possible, but could be accomplished with propriety (by God),
13        4, XIX    |            saving result were to be accomplished, that some such events should
14        4, XXXII  |          men, beloved by God, never accomplished anything worthy of note."
15        4, LXIX   |            God alone, so also is it accomplished by Him.~
16        5, XV     |      discover the end that is to be accomplished by these sad and painful
17        5, XLII   |           because, so far as can be accomplished among mortals, everything
18        5, XLIII  |         doubt whether he could have accomplished as much as was done by Moses
19        5, LI     | demonstrated that He could not have accomplished such mighty works without