Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |        been the first of all to inquire respecting natural causes,
 2    I, 6 |   Father. And that no one might inquire His name, he said that He
 3    I, 11|       possess. Let us therefore inquire what degree of truth lies
 4    I, 15|       gone from us into heaven. Inquire whose sepulchres are pointed
 5    I, 21|       greater depravity. Let us inquire what this is. But in fact
 6    I, 22|  therefore advance further, and inquire who was really the first
 7   II, 7 |        is said to be a crime to inquire into it. And thus it is
 8   II, 9 |       related by us. Let no one inquire of what materials God made
 9   II, 9 |         made by God, is wont to inquire by what hands by what machines,
10   II, 9 |       secret. Why, then, do you inquire into things which you cannot
11  III, 5 |        is necessary. And if you inquire of them whether they know
12  III, 8 |       or swine, and you were to inquire from these why they so furiously
13  III, 15|       any one should diligently inquire into their character, he
14  III, 24| suspended antipodes. But if you inquire from those who defend these
15  III, 27|         that they do, when they inquire into subjects which do not
16   IV, 1 |        because they ventured to inquire into and discuss natural
17   IV, 5 |         also most diligently to inquire into the times during which
18   IV, 12|         invented by us, let him inquire of them, let him take especially
19   IV, 27|       For if any one desires to inquire further into the matter,
20   VI, 12|         Therefore we do not now inquire whether the whole system
21   VI, 17|      out on the cross, does not inquire what he suffers, but how
22  VII, 6 |         now, in the next place, inquire whether there is anything