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 1    I, 4 |         WAS FORETOLD EVEN BY THE PROPHETS.~The prophets, who were
 2    I, 4 |        EVEN BY THE PROPHETS.~The prophets, who were very many, proclaim
 3    I, 4 |          do not think that these prophets are to be believed; for
 4    I, 5 |        us leave the testimony of prophets, lest a proof derived from
 5   II, 9 | announcement; not to mention the prophets, who with one impulse and
 6   II, 11|       down by the oracles of the prophets, and contained in the sacred
 7   II, 11|         with the language of the prophets. If, therefore, the flood
 8   II, 12|       down the same thing as the prophets; and I add his words: "This
 9   IV, 5 |            V. THE ORACLES OF THE PROPHETS MUST BE LOOKED INTO; AND
10   IV, 5 |        few things concerning the prophets, whose testimony I must
11   IV, 5 | understand the utterances of the prophets, but also most diligently
12   IV, 5 |         Romans, the times of the prophets individually may also be
13   IV, 5 |        greater antiquity are the prophets found to be than the Greek
14   IV, 6 |      unanimous utterances of the prophets, but also by the declaration
15   IV, 8 |   SPIRITS AND THE TESTIMONIES OF PROPHETS.~For we especially testify
16   IV, 8 |           as He is called by the prophets father, so also He would
17   IV, 8 |         sacred utterances of the prophets he will cease to wonder.
18   IV, 8 |         powerful kings, and also prophets, may perhaps be known even
19   IV, 10|     unless I shall show that the prophets before a long series of
20   IV, 11|       Spirit, appointing them as prophets in the midst of the people,
21   IV, 11|        they, when rebuked by the prophets, not only rejected their
22   IV, 11|        their sins, they slew the prophets themselves with studied
23   IV, 11|      sent to you my servants the prophets; I sent them before the
24   IV, 11|        their backs, and slew Thy prophets which testified against
25   IV, 11|      Thine altars, and slain Thy prophets with the sword; and I only
26   IV, 11|        He ceased to send to them prophets. But He commanded His own
27   IV, 11|       their Lord and God, as the prophets had before foretold that
28   IV, 12|       AND THE TESTIMONIES OF THE PROPHETS RESPECTING THESE THINGS.~
29   IV, 12|          incredible, had not the prophets many ages previously foretold
30   IV, 13|       AND THE TESTIMONIES OF THE PROPHETS CONCERNING HIM.~Therefore
31   IV, 13|      from the predictions of the prophets that He was both God and
32   IV, 13|       those mira- cles which the prophets had foretold to them as
33   IV, 13|  especially read above the other prophets, in the twenty-seventh Psalm
34   IV, 13|          David himself and other prophets announced that of the house
35   IV, 13|  referred the predictions of the prophets to him. Now Solomon received
36   IV, 13|          father himself. But the prophets spoke of Him who was then
37   IV, 14|        OF JESUS FORE TOLD BY THE PROPHETS.~From which things it is
38   IV, 14|          is evident that all the prophets declared concerning Christ,
39   IV, 14|          and when rebuked by the prophets did not choose to return
40   IV, 15|    foretold even long ago by the prophets who announced Him; which
41   IV, 15|        indeed the words of other prophets, and of Isaiah, saying: "
42   IV, 15|       with the utterances of the prophets, which were read by the
43   IV, 15|        and by His works. For the prophets spoke of Him; nor could
44   IV, 16|          from heaven, and of the prophets, they caballed against Him,
45   IV, 16|      torturing Him: of which the prophets had long before written.
46   IV, 16|     foretold by the voice of the prophets; nor do they ever admit
47   IV, 16|        part were foretold by the prophets: the first, obscure in humility
48   IV, 17|     after the predictions of the prophets. For Micah announced that
49   IV, 17|        of the heart of which the prophets speak, which God transferred
50   IV, 18|          many ages before by His prophets, incited by these things,
51   IV, 18|         by the utterances of the prophets and by the predictions of
52   IV, 18|         these testimonies of the prophets foretold. In Esdras it is
53   IV, 19|         had been foretold by the prophets. David says, in the fifteenth
54   IV, 19|          the first of the twelve prophets, testified of His resurrection: "
55   IV, 20|      that is, the secrets of the prophets; which before His suffering
56   IV, 20|         Therefore Moses, and the prophets also themselves, call the
57   IV, 26|      only the foretelling by the prophets, which preceded and was
58   IV, 29|         is also spoken of by the prophets as the hand, and strength,
59   IV, 30|          the prediction of false prophets, concerning whom both the
60   IV, 30|    concerning whom both the true prophets and he himself had foretold,
61    V, 1 |      without credit, because the prophets spoke in common and simple
62    V, 3 |          had frequently read the prophets, and to whom the mystery
63    V, 3 |         by the prediction of the prophets. He performed wonderful
64    V, 3 |         supposed Him, if all the prophets did not with one accord
65    V, 3 |          on the testimony of the prophets who long before foretold
66    V, 11|        are they spoken of by the prophets as beasts. Therefore it
67    V, 19|         Himself threatens by His prophets to the impious and the rebellious.~
68   VI, 25|       with us, that is, with the prophets, whom we follow, as much
69  VII, 1 |        except by the teaching of prophets and God; and therefore he
70  VII, 7 |       world was made by God: the prophets speak the same; and the
71  VII, 7 |          learn the same from the prophets. Therefore Aristippus is
72  VII, 7 |    dreadful abysses of mire: the prophets show the same thing. Therefore
73  VII, 13|      allege the testimony of the prophets, whose system and divination
74  VII, 14|           But the voices also of prophets of the world, agreeing with
75  VII, 14|         things which are said by prophets and seers to be about to
76  VII, 15|           the predictions of the prophets briefly announce under the
77  VII, 17|        men with the books of the prophets, and thus burn them; and
78  VII, 18|         thus take place, all the prophets have announced from the
79  VII, 19|           in accordance with the prophets, announced as about to take
80  VII, 22|        it partly agrees with the prophets: which is sufficient for
81  VII, 22|        their error. For when the prophets proclaimed with continual
82  VII, 23|       and life."~But if not only prophets, but even bards, and poets,
83  VII, 24|      from this source,--that the prophets bring forward and speak
84  VII, 25|       which are spoken of by the prophets as about to happen hereafter:
85  VII, 25|          which are spoken by the prophets, for they foretold signs
86  VII, 26|         the doctrine of the holy prophets which we Christians follow;