Book, Chapter

 1        1, XLII    |             should we demonstrate the reality of such a thing? And in
 2        1, LIII    |            this prophecy, which is in reality much older than Moses, so
 3        2, XIII    |            something to say, while in reality he had nothing to produce
 4        2, XIII    |             was called Christ, but in reality, as the truth makes dear,
 5        2, XVI     |      sufferings in appearance, not in reality. For had he known, he would
 6        2, XVI     |           though not undergoing it in reality; but, on the contrary, ye
 7        2, XVI     |              to have died, did not in reality arise. But since the resurrection
 8        2, LI      |              the evil, admit also the reality of the good. Now, if one
 9        2, LXI     |             the cross, and was not in reality so wounded as He is described
10        3, XLIX    |        opinions, and to have both the reality and appearance of wisdom?
11        4, XXXI    | representations of things contrary to reality, feigning the appearance
12        4, XXXVI   |          inspired" whom he did not in reality regard as such.~
13        4, LXXXVIII|            meetings, and show that in reality they possess this knowledge,
14        5, XX      |           resurrection," they show in reality that Socrates, who derived
15        6, XII     |         venture to think that I am in reality wise." Such are the passages
16        7, XXXI    |             sense, which have no true reality, they say of God that "His
17        7, LXIX    |            images, and temples, is in reality offered to demons.~
18        8, V       |              whereof some are such in reality, and others are such only