Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |         had so much power, he has declared it in another place, saying: "
 2    I, 15|           two facts. For while he declared his intention of consecrating
 3  III, 19|         also, in his Consolation, declared that the righteous and the
 4   IV, 4 |           be fathers or lords, is declared not only by their multitude,
 5   IV, 8 |     operations cannot be known or declared by any one; but nevertheless
 6   IV, 12|          by this name the prophet declared that God incarnate was about
 7   IV, 12|      shepherd was about to be, he declared in another place, saying: "
 8   IV, 14|     evident that all the prophets declared concerning Christ, that
 9   IV, 14|          earth, the Spirit of God declared through the prophet, teaching
10   IV, 21|     permanent, in which they both declared other wonderful things,
11   IV, 26|         for the present, but also declared something for the future.
12   IV, 26|    exercise to this point; but He declared that it would shortly come
13   IV, 26|          of thorns upon His head, declared that it would come to pass
14  VII, 8 | respecting immortality and death, declared that he did not know what