Book, Chapter

 1        1, LXII |    manifestation of our Saviour's foreknowledge regarding the preaching
 2        2, XIV  |         very admissions regarding foreknowledge, as if against his will,
 3        2, XVIII|         it was impossible for His foreknowledge to prove untrue; and therefore
 4        2, XVIII|           deny Him. For if He had foreknowledge of the traitor, He knew
 5        2, XVIII|           means taken away by the foreknowledge. And, again, if He had ascertained
 6        2, XVIII|         away thus at once, by the foreknowledge. But whence he derived the
 7        2, XX   |          event, predicted through foreknowledge, comes to pass because it
 8        2, XX   |         him, who was endowed with foreknowledge, of foretelling its occurrence.
 9        2, XX   |          result is present to the foreknowledge of him who predicts an event,
10        2, XX   |         remark applies to all the foreknowledge of events dependent upon
11        2, XX   |           regarding Judas, or the foreknowledge of our Saviour regarding
12        3, XXV  |       also of the bad; and as the foreknowledge of the future is also a
13        3, XXV  | indifferent--for the possessor of foreknowledge does not necessarily manifest
14        3, XXV  |            or who are gifted with foreknowledge, seeing many who are not
15        4, XCI  |         ideas of the divinity and foreknowledge of future events; and if
16        6, XLV  |        all things by means of His foreknowledge, and foreseeing what consequences
17        7, XLIV |          those whom He saw in His foreknowledge, and knew that they would