Book, Chapter

1  III, 1 |    speaking to man, He should confirm His words by arguments,
2  III, 4 |      overturns all others, to confirm itself and its own doctrines:
3   IV, 24|     things by precept, and to confirm them by practice. For he
4    V, 15|       folly, and I am able to confirm this both by divine and
5    V, 18|  sight; nor were they able to confirm their assertions by present
6    V, 20|     are blessed: and let them confirm all these things not by
7    V, 23| placed them, that He may both confirm them when wavering, and
8  VII, 25|        moreover, that I might confirm those very things which