Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |   nothing He first appeared and came forth from the infinite.
 2    I, 13|       and after long wanderings came into Italy in a ship, as
 3    I, 13|          The scythe-bearing god came to the Tuscan river in a
 4    I, 14|         a guard and imprisoned, came with a great multitude of
 5    I, 21|    Fasti: "Until the Tirynthian came into these lands, gloomy
 6    I, 22|          in whose reign Orpheus came with the Argonauts to the
 7   II, 10|         each other; and if they came into collision, the one
 8   II, 12|      but grown up: and it never came into their mind to say this.
 9   II, 15|         into heaven. Thus there came to be two kinds of demons;
10  III, 16|    Persius says:--~"When wisdom came to the city,~Together with
11  III, 17|         who says that the flame came from heaven, not to destroy
12  III, 18|     they were ignorant why that came to pass, or what was the
13   IV, 6 |         the fountains of waters came forth: the Lord begat me
14   IV, 8 |       were made. "I," He says, "came forth out of the mouth of
15   IV, 10| oppressive slavery, until Cyrus came to the kingdom, who immediately
16   IV, 10|     show for what reason Christ came to the earth, that the foundation
17   IV, 12|        clouds of heaven, and He came even to the Ancient of days.
18   IV, 12|   prophet said in addition: And came even to the Ancient of days,
19   IV, 14|        Himself from Him whom He came to reveal. On which account,
20   IV, 15|         His feet on the sea, He came up to them, walking as though
21   IV, 16|    taken away. And since Christ came upon earth, supplied with
22   IV, 18|        theWord is, or whence it came, that it may speak with
23   IV, 19|        fear, seeing nothing, He came forth uninjured and alive
24   IV, 21|         one like the Son of man came with the clouds of heaven,
25   IV, 21|       the clouds of heaven, and came to the Ancient of days."
26   IV, 26|        perfect and complete, He came into the hands of an impious
27    V, 17|      leaving general topics, he came to particulars. "If a good
28  VII, 15|       them all, the chief power came to the Romans also. And