Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2 |     introduced by Democritus, and confirmed by Epicurus. But before
 2    I, 7 |          taught by arguments, and confirmed by witnesses, that which
 3    I, 11|        are so true, that they are confirmed by some verses of the Sibyls,
 4  III, 20|          Egyptians, when Socrates confirmed them at Athens by his authority?
 5   IV, 20|       died, a testament cannot be confirmed; nor can that which is written
 6   IV, 21| announcement might be founded and confirmed. But He also opened to them
 7   IV, 22|  INCARNATION OF JESUS.~I have now confirmed, as I imagine, the things
 8   IV, 23|      remains that words should be confirmed by deeds, which the philosophers
 9   IV, 23|           wisdom by His word, and confirmed His teaching by presenting
10    V, 4 |         until, its strength being confirmed, it can feed on stronger
11   VI, 24|          avail that conscience is confirmed; we lie open to the sight
12  VII, 5 |  afterwards, when his strength is confirmed, he raises himself, and
13  VII, 13|     authority my arguments may be confirmed. And I will not now allege
14  VII, 15|          war, then at length with confirmed strength it began to be