Book, Chapter

 1        2, XXIX   |        Jew, that "the prophets declare the coming one to be a mighty
 2        2, XXXI   |   accusation, because "when we declare the Logos to be the Son
 3        2, LXXV   |  wilderness, or those which we declare that Jesus performed among
 4        3, XXXVII |        by plausible reasons to declare themselves gods. And because
 5        3, LIV    |      Christianity sufficiently declare that they are debtors to
 6        3, LVIII  |      greatest boldness will we declare our opinions to the children,
 7        4, XII    |       but the cause of them we declare to be the extensive prevalence
 8        4, XXXVIII|      the understanding, and to declare that they are of no account?
 9        5, XIV    |  however, neither can nor will declare, contrary to all reason,
10        5, XXIV   |       it is the will of God to declare that the grain of wheat
11        5, XXVII  |        his life by hanging, or declare that they undergo entire
12        6, VIII   |         He, moreover, who will declare that what is related of
13        6, XII    |        them, has said that "we declare the wisdom that is among
14        6, XII    |    from the Grecian sages, who declare that human wisdom is of
15        6, XLVIII |       that the holy Scriptures declare the body of Christ, animated
16        8, XI     |     with Celsus, and those who declare war against Him who has
17        8, XV     | created all things, do thereby declare that the Son is not mightier
18        8, XLVI   |      beget children, who shall declare Thy righteousness." And