Book, Chapter

 1    I, 10|   Hippolytus, did Aesculapius perform, whose birth also was not
 2    I, 20|       of the people, and then perform the office of mimeplayers,
 3   II, 3 |       which they were able to perform by reason itself. For they
 4  III, 26|     were themselves unable to perform, and saw that the philosophers
 5   IV, 10|  should be born as a man, and perform wonderful deeds, and sow
 6   IV, 13| therefore, that He did indeed perform wonderful works, yet not
 7   IV, 15|    From that time He began to perform the greatest miracles, not
 8   IV, 26|     by those very persons who perform it is called the paschal
 9    V, 8 |    all which our people alone perform. How happy and how golden
10    V, 9 |     of the just, because they perform good and just actions; whereas,
11  VII, 2 |       he will be able also to perform them; for to understand
12  VII, 6 |       existence? What do they perform, what do they promise, What
13  VII, 15|     the same God was about to perform at the last consummation
14  VII, 26|  unrighteous who endeavour to perform the works of righteousness.
15  VII, 26|      every action, dost fully perform the works of righteousness.