Book, Chapter

 1        1, LX     |          extend to, bring about such results only as do not appear to
 2        1, LX     |             to produce the customary results, which formerly they used
 3        1, LXVIII |              related of Jesus to the results produced by magic. There
 4        1, LXVIII |             who beheld the excellent results to undertake the reformation
 5        2, XIX    |        future events is judged of by results. It is false, therefore,
 6        2, LVIII  |   resurrection also produced greater results than theirs. For what great
 7        2, LXXVIII|             still accomplishes, such results, although neither the Jews
 8        3, XXXI   |               who was able to effect results so great, that there dwelt
 9        3, LXVIII |      expression, should produce such results in the case of those individuals
10        4, VI     |           that the blessedness which results from His being known by
11        4, XIII   |               burned," save all that results from wickedness? Therefore
12        4, XXXV   |               could accomplish (such results). He ought to have shown,
13        5, XXXVI  |       because of the advantage which results from the use of the animal
14        6, LXVI   |         journey, the happiness which results from it. And not a single
15        7, LVII   |         world, and with much greater results. He would have us to regard
16        7, LXVIII | signification, and say that "all the results of sin were ordered," then
17        7, LXVIII |      providence things which flow as results from His arrangements. Celsus
18        8, XLIII  |              looking forward for the results of the death of the grain