The divine institutes - IntraText CT - Concordances: «manifest»

Table of Contents \| Words: Alphabetical - Frequency - Inverse - Length - Statistics \| Help \| IntraText Library
Alphabetical [« »] manages 2 mancipant 1 manger 2 manifest 26 manifestly 6 manifold 3 mankind 12	Frequency [« »] 26 intelligence 26 land 26 little 26 manifest 26 service 26 single 26 socrates	Lucius Caecilius Firmianus Lactantius The divine institutes IntraText - Concordances manifest

   Book, Chapter
 1    I, 1 |    harden themselves against the manifest truth, not so much deserving
 2    I, 11|          as men and this will be manifest from an instance which we
 3    I, 11|         public persuasion. It is manifest concerning the share of
 4    I, 19|     struck with lightning, it is manifest that the occurrence never
 5    I, 19|         it did take place, it is manifest that the person in question
 6    I, 23|      calculation of times, it is manifest that Saturnus has not been
 7   II, 18|      ways as I have shown, it is manifest that those who either make
 8  III, 2 |      brought to light and become manifest. Let us begin, therefore,
 9  III, 6 | satisfied with things which were manifest, retained knowledge; as
10  III, 12|   considered a great good, it is manifest that it becomes also a very
11  III, 16|         from true actions, it is manifest that they invented the system
12   IV, 3 |       wisdom, through whom it is manifest that there is no approach
13   IV, 3 |     wisdom is not learned; it is manifest that the one is not true
14   IV, 10|       will prevent it from being manifest that true wisdom is conversant
15   IV, 10|        of divine religion may be manifest.~
16   IV, 12|      Emmanuel." What can be more manifest than this? This was read
17   IV, 16|         of the flesh; the other, manifest in the power of His majesty.
18   IV, 24|          why it cannot happen is manifest. For if He should come to
19    V, 19|          given to her? But it is manifest that ignorance of the truth
20   VI, 7 |          and as it has its vices manifest, so it has something which
21  VII, 1 |           that it may be equally manifest that future things are to
22  VII, 3 | providence of the Supreme God is manifest from the disposition of
23  VII, 5 |          power of good be at all manifest, except from a comparison
24  VII, 9 |     things the power of which is manifest, but the substance is not
25  VII, 9 |         from the body; for it is manifest that something exists which
26  VII, 19|        the descending God may be manifest in all the world as lightning: