Book, Chapter

 1    I, 9 |     wonderful actions which he performed to be judged such as to
 2    I, 11|       all the actions which he performed in his life, at the close
 3    I, 19|     and during their life they performed I those actions which bring
 4   II, 17|       safety of those who have performed them are not the less sacrificed.
 5   IV, 13|        from the works which He performed; the frailty of the man,
 6   IV, 15|      and the blemished. And He performed all these things not by
 7   IV, 16|   character of man. And having performed this office and embassy
 8   IV, 16|       we add nothing. They who performed the actions had these accounts;
 9   IV, 26|    those divine works which He performed, the strength and power
10   IV, 26|      true, and worthy of being performed. He loosed the tongues of
11   IV, 26|       therefore, which He then performed for the present, were representations
12    V, 3 |        to show that Apollonius performed equal or even greater deeds.
13    V, 3 |       is a magician because He performed wonderful deeds, it is plain
14    V, 3 |    more modest, who, though he performed greater actions, as this
15    V, 3 | prediction of the prophets. He performed wonderful deeds: we might
16    V, 11|        relate what things they performed individually throughout
17    V, 15|      but he who has abundantly performed works of mercy; no one is
18  VII, 27|  virtues, and having patiently performed the labours of this life,