Book, Chapter

 1        2, XLVII   |        an answer to one of his questions, in which be asks: "By what
 2        2, LXXII   |      did he die?" Now, by such questions he thinks to convict the
 3        2, LXXV    |     you have us return to your questions? Which class of miracles,
 4        3, XLV     |      to try him with difficult questions, and spake to him all things,
 5        3, XLV     |   Solomon answered her all her questions. There was no question omitted
 6        4, III     | altogether non-existent? These questions may perplex ignorant and
 7        4, XXXV    |       who have discussed these questions with the greatest learning
 8        4, LX      |       Celsus, to discuss these questions of natural philosophy.~
 9        4, LXII    |        in a few words with the questions regarding the nature of
10        4, LXIX    |     comes into existence, such questions will have to be examined
11        4, LXXXVIII| forward as acknowledged facts, questions which are the subject of
12        5, XV      |  referring in obscure terms to questions not fitted to the capacity
13        6, LIII    |    strange children?" To these questions he subjoins the following
14        6, LIV     |        we are to return to the questions, "How is it that God created
15        7, XLIX    |       not gone into these deep questions, we find that they believe
16        7, LXVIII  |    settles at once a number of questions which require considerable
17        8, XLII    |   explain; as also those other questions, "Why he is sometimes present,