Book, Chapter

 1   IV, 5 |  commencement from the prophet Moses, who lived about seven hundred
 2   IV, 10|        under the leadership of Moses, through whom the law was
 3   IV, 10|        the Egyptians. For when Moses, their leader, had ascended
 4   IV, 10|      law which He had given by Moses. But afterwards, when they
 5   IV, 13|     save them by judging." But Moses also, in Numbers, thus speaks: "
 6   IV, 14|       who was the successor of Moses, or concerning Jesus the
 7   IV, 17| obligation of the law given by Moses; that is, that He did not
 8   IV, 17|        law, which was given by Moses, was not given on Mount
 9   IV, 17|      respect to Him."~But even Moses himself, by whom the law
10   IV, 17|      none can quench it." Also Moses himself says: "In the last
11   IV, 17|     was at first called Auses, Moses, foreseeing the future,
12   IV, 17|       he was also successor to Moses, to show that the new law
13   IV, 17|     old law which was given by Moses. For that circumcision of
14   IV, 18|      Respecting this, however, Moses himself more plainly spoke
15   IV, 20|      of His passion. Therefore Moses, and the prophets also themselves,
16   IV, 20|   testament which was given by Moses was not perfect; but that
17   IV, 26|       the future, delivered by Moses to be celebrated by His