Book, Chapter

 1   II, 1 |    fountain of errors, and shall explain all the causes by which
 2   II, 11|        God, but he even tried to explain in how skilful a manner
 3   II, 13|         of this work. Now let us explain those which are first. Death
 4   II, 15|          Plato attempted even to explain their natures in his "Banquet;"
 5  III, 11|       undertaken; but we have to explain what errors are committed
 6  III, 12|        good, although he did not explain in what it consisted; but
 7  III, 13| respecting the soul been able to explain or prove anything: for,
 8  III, 14|          the present time do not explain where she is situated. Of
 9  III, 17|         one another. But we must explain from what source the whole
10   IV, 27|       demons? Let them therefore explain to us the difference between
11   IV, 30|        darkness of death: I will explain: how this happened. There
12    V, 1 |       not even believe those who explain them, because they also
13    V, 20|        down to mortals; let them explain what is their source and
14   VI, 3 |          unrighteous. But I will explain how these ways either exalt
15   VI, 8 |   another person to be sought to explain or interpret it. Nor will
16  VII, 1 |           could neither know nor explain, inasmuch as he was ignorant
17  VII, 3 |        opinion, should teach and explain what was the cause, what
18  VII, 7 | testimonies, yet the truth would explain itself by its own light.
19  VII, 14|         will come to pass I will explain in its order. We have often