Book, Chapter

 1   II, 10|            had begun to exist must immediately have been destroyed by conflagration.
 2  III, 3 |          say this, because he will immediately be refuted not by words,
 3   IV, 10|           came to the kingdom, who immediately restored the Jews by an
 4   IV, 15|       being aroused from sleep, He immediately ordered the wind to be silent;
 5   IV, 15|          violence, were still, and immediately at His word there followed
 6   IV, 27|          the name of the true God, immediately flee. What reason is there
 7    V, 11|          their hunger is appeased, immediately is pacified.That is truly
 8   VI, 15|    cultivator has applied himself, immediately vices give way, and the
 9   VI, 18|           worthy of a man, it will immediately be extinguished, as though
10  VII, 2 |           and all wickedness being immediately extinguished, and the souls
11  VII, 5 |       virtue. Lastly, man does not immediately upon his birth walk upright,
12  VII, 5 |            understood this, he was immediately driven from the holy place
13  VII, 12|     departure of the soul does not immediately flow away and waste into
14  VII, 19| lamentation of the righteous, will immediately send a deliverer. Then the
15  VII, 21|         one imagine that souls are immediately judged. after death. For