Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |      praises, yet very frequently confess that all things are held
 2    I, 11| represented, the very stones will confess that he is a man. They say
 3   II, 1 |          of other gods themselves confess and acknowledge the Supreme
 4   II, 3 |           which they do, whom you confess to be most foolish. What,
 5   II, 16|           scourges, they not only confess themselves to be demons,
 6   II, 20|           at length found, and to confess that it could not have been
 7  III, 1 |        they themselves very often confess. Since they are not believed
 8  III, 4 |         any other, lest it should confess that it is itself foolish;
 9  III, 5 |         which they know, and will confess that they are ignorant of
10  III, 5 |         are not wise, because you confess that you know nothing? What
11  III, 9 |         wonderful work. Therefore confess that God is the Creator
12  III, 12|         unconsciously happened to confess that there is no other reward
13  III, 28|        which word they altogether confess their own ignorance. For
14  III, 28|        wise, when they themselves confess that they neither have knowledge
15   IV, 2 |           who did not hesitate to confess their want of wisdom, what
16   IV, 12|         of a virgin, men ought to confess that God was with them,
17   IV, 12|         How then do the Jews both confess and expect the Christ of
18   IV, 12|         languages adore His name, confess His majesty, follow His
19   IV, 17|        our hearts,--that is if we confess our sins and make satisfaction
20   IV, 24|          taken away, and you must confess that man is unjust through
21   IV, 27|       when they are adjured, then confess that they are demons; when
22   IV, 27|   questioned they will speak, and confess respecting themselves and
23   IV, 29|          one point alone, that we confess that there is another God,
24    V, 9 |        those whom they themselves confess to be imitators of the just,
25    V, 11|        burial, as though they who confess God aimed at this, that
26    V, 18|      plank? I am not unwilling to confess he will rather die than
27    V, 18|        Nevertheless I myself also confess that it has this appearance,
28    V, 22| insinuated themselves into a man, confess it. Thus, being tortured
29    V, 22|         that mighty One, whom you confess to preside over all things,
30   VI, 6 |     wisdom? does not the same man confess that it has no existence
31   VI, 11|         is not mercenary; and you confess in the books of your Laws
32   VI, 25|          make amends, and let him confess that the evil has happened
33  VII, 1 |          which the Jews also both confess and hope for; but in vain,
34  VII, 3 |          And they themselves also confess this at other times, when