Book, Chapter

  1    I, 4 |             they predicted things to come, with agreeing and harmonious
  2    I, 5 |          appear insufficient. Let us come to authors, and for the
  3    I, 5 |          song on Helicon; but he had come after previous meditation
  4    I, 5 |             far of the poets. Let us come to the philosophers, whose
  5    I, 11|              each, by which they had come into the power and dominion
  6    I, 11|            over the sea, and to have come into Egypt; and there, having
  7    I, 11|           for human life, he used to come thither and display it to
  8    I, 11|           empty monument.~Let us now come to his father who reigned
  9    I, 11|         banished by his son, and had come into Italy, was called the
 10    I, 13|           children, because it would come to pass that he should be
 11    I, 20|            THEIR SACRED RITES.~I now come to the superstitions peculiar
 12    I, 20|              do not see that it will come to pass that vices will
 13   II, 1 |            and rules all things, has come to be so forgotten, that
 14   II, 8 |         discussion of which does not come from talent, but from knowledge:
 15   II, 9 |             method must of necessity come into collision. In this
 16   II, 9 |              power. And thus it will come to be seen that God made
 17   II, 11|        artificer. For they had never come into contact with a line
 18   II, 13| treacherously beguiled that he might come to the fate of death, and
 19   II, 18|           the end of the times shall come, when He may pour out His
 20  III, 1 |            the truth might at length come forth, and having dispelled
 21  III, 3 |       nothing more. Knowledge cannot come from the understanding,
 22  III, 3 |            example before mentioned. Come, let us conjecture about
 23  III, 3 |             which perhaps no one may come to refute us. Come, let
 24  III, 3 |           one may come to refute us. Come, let us conjecture what
 25  III, 7 |            of the wise. But since we come for the sake of learning
 26  III, 8 |             obstinate wranglers, and come to the judge, who is in
 27  III, 8 |   necessarily be deprived if I shall come off vanquished. Shall we
 28  III, 9 |      REFUTATION OF ANAXAGORAS.~I now come to the chief good of true
 29  III, 12|              body; for when this has come to any encounter and contest,
 30  III, 12|           and as the body, when over come by its enemies, suffers
 31  III, 17|       briefly as I could; now let us come to the philosophers, not
 32  III, 17|            intelligence, they cannot come together in such order and
 33  III, 18|             alone. For as we did not come into this life of our own
 34  III, 19|              imagined, that it might come to pass that the soul which
 35  III, 30|             to be false, we must now come to true religion and wisdom,
 36   IV, 10|             published that it should come to pass at length that the
 37   IV, 11|        return to their God, it would come to pass that He would change
 38   IV, 11|          Isaiah also thus speaks: "I come to gather all nations and
 39   IV, 11|              tongues; and they shall come and see my glory; and I
 40   IV, 12|           God incarnate was about to come to men. For Emmanuel signifies
 41   IV, 12|             same Christ should twice come to the earth, once to announce
 42   IV, 12|              And also, when He shall come again with majesty and glory
 43   IV, 13|      Sabaeans, men of stature, shall come over unto Thee, and shall
 44   IV, 13|          another place: "There shall come forth a rod out of the stem
 45   IV, 14|    concerning Christ, that it should come to pass at some time, that
 46   IV, 14|             show that He would first come in humility and in the flesh.
 47   IV, 15|             the flesh to men, let us come to those wonderful works,
 48   IV, 15|        places, that I may be able to come to the setting forth of
 49   IV, 15|          that all things should thus come to pass as they did. They
 50   IV, 15|           judgment; He Himself shall come and save us. Then shall
 51   IV, 15|             Sibyl says that it would come to pass that she would be
 52   IV, 15|            but when all things shall come~to pass, ~Then ye will remember
 53   IV, 16|              THAT IT WAS FORETOLD.~I come now to the passion itself,
 54   IV, 16|            he said that Christ would come to the earth without exciting
 55   IV, 16|       depriving Him of life, who had come to give them life.~
 56   IV, 17|            Sibyl shows that it would come to pass that this law would
 57   IV, 17|           had foretold that it would come to pass that a very great
 58   IV, 17|             your heart, lest my fury come forth like fire, and burn
 59   IV, 18|              He knew that this would come to pass, and repeatedly
 60   IV, 18|              announced that it would come to pass that He should be
 61   IV, 18|                  He shall afterwards come into the hands of the unjust
 62   IV, 18|            gall."~Now, that it would come to pass that the Jews would
 63   IV, 18|          refuge. Consider and let it come into your heart, that we
 64   IV, 18|             plan against me, saying, Come, let us send wood into his
 65   IV, 19|             testifies: "And it shall come to pass in that day, saith
 66   IV, 19|              from the dead, He shall come to light,first showing to
 67   IV, 20|            things: "Behold, the days come, saith the Lord, that I
 68   IV, 21|            said that it was about to come to pass, that after a short
 69   IV, 21|           and thirst. Then it should come to pass that they should
 70   IV, 21|         should be taken captive, and come into the hands of their
 71   IV, 21|             had foretold as about to come to pass.~
 72   IV, 22|          then (they say), did He not come as God to teach men? Why
 73   IV, 24|           URGED BY WAY OF OBJECTION.~Come, let us now consider whether
 74   IV, 24|           Him whom they deny to have come from God. Let us suppose
 75   IV, 24|           manifest. For if He should come to men as God, not to mention
 76   IV, 26|              signified that it would come to pass that, turning to
 77   IV, 26|       declared that it would shortly come to pass, that they who were
 78   IV, 26|         showed that it would shortly come to pass that those who were
 79   IV, 26|               declared that it would come to pass that He would gather
 80   IV, 26|             whose instruction He had come, examples of virtue and
 81   IV, 26|             all, because He, who had come in humility that He might
 82   IV, 26|            his setting, was about to come under His wings, and to
 83   IV, 26|            was an image of things to come. For Christ was the white
 84   IV, 27|             to hold its ground or to come to an engagement. But they
 85   IV, 27|         command the wicked spirit to come out of the man: that can
 86   IV, 27|              man: that can in no way come to pass. What, then, is
 87   IV, 28|          word religious: thus it has come to pass, that in the names
 88    V, 8 |     continues, which cannot possibly come to pass. But it was not
 89    V, 9 |           justice, if she shall have come, when they torture and kill
 90    V, 20|      exhortations. Let their priests come forth into the midst, whether
 91    V, 20|             But these men, when they come to offer sacrifice, present
 92    V, 20|        offence; and if any one shall come to a sacrifice without a
 93    V, 20|          defiled by all crimes, they come to offer prayer; and they
 94    V, 22|            they are, whence they are come, and how they have insinuated
 95    V, 22|             of the divine name, they come out of the man. On account
 96   VI, 1 |              or clearly set forth. I come now to that which is the
 97   VI, 20|         carried on; so that they who come for the sake of beholding
 98  VII, 1 |              and justice. I will now come to the remaining part of
 99  VII, 1 |             whose call He had before come. For they who impiously
100  VII, 2 |              appointed times, should come to an end; and all wickedness
101  VII, 2 |           who said that the time had come for himself to depart from
102  VII, 5 |             which, however, does not come, unless it is given to man
103  VII, 9 |            borne through the air and come to our senses, and impel
104  VII, 9 |           vigorous, and yet does not come into sight. But, it is said,
105  VII, 11|           those things which neither come under the touch nor tinder
106  VII, 13|          they say that the time Will come when God will judge the
107  VII, 14|           endured. But how that will come to pass I will explain in
108  VII, 15|              rule over them, it must come to pass that all nations,
109  VII, 15|             age? And that it will so come to pass, the predictions
110  VII, 16|              I will show how it will come to pass. First, the kingdom
111  VII, 16|            and abominable time shall come, in which life shall be
112  VII, 16|             desired, but it will not come; not even shall night give
113  VII, 17|              injure him, fire, shall come forth out of his mouth,
114  VII, 17|         after the third day he shall come to life again; and while
115  VII, 17|              He will command fire to come down from heaven, and the
116  VII, 17|            inflamed with anger, will come with a great army, and bringing
117  VII, 18|           But when these things thus come to pass, then He who is
118  VII, 18|              thus wrote:--~"He shall come also, wishing to destroy
119  VII, 18|             then judgment shall thus come from the Immortal to men."~
120  VII, 19|              words:--~"When He shall come, there will be fire and
121  VII, 20|           the immortal God shall now come to mortals, the great judgment
122  VII, 20|            chaos; and all kingsshall come to the judgment-seat of
123  VII, 22|         thousand years. For God will come, that, having cleansed the
124  VII, 23|           periods of time have again come round, are restored to this
125  VII, 23|             and of mortals shall now come, which GodHimself shall
126  VII, 24|            high and mighty God shall come to judge the quick and the
127  VII, 24|           the Almighty Himself shall come on His judgment-seat to
128  VII, 24|              those things shall then come to pass which the poets
129  VII, 24|           kings of the nations shall come from the ends of the earth
130  VII, 25|             have spoken are about to come to pass? I have already
131  VII, 25|           which the Sibyls say shall come to pass, who can doubt that
132  VII, 25|             detestable tyrant should come who will trader-take so
133  VII, 26|          little before, that it will come to pass at the commencement
134  VII, 26|              last anger of God shall come upon the nations, and shall
135  VII, 27|             it in purity, how he may come to the Judge in innocency;
136  VII, 27|             Let those who are hungry come, that being fed with heavenly
137  VII, 27|            let those who are athirst come, that they may with full
138  VII, 27|           strong, and the dead shall come to life again. For whoever