Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |       places. In the meantime, I affirm this, which belongs to the
 2    I, 11|      they cannot deny this, they affirm that they worship Him, but
 3    I, 12|          intelligence, when they affirm that Saturn is he who comprises
 4   II, 6 |     absurd is it, that when they affirm that the heavenly fires
 5  III, 3 |          be mad, in venturing to affirm that in which we may be
 6  III, 4 |    because while they separately affirm different things they think
 7  III, 6 |        undertook this opinion to affirm that nothing could be known.
 8   IV, 13|      spirit He was God, which we affirm. For why would it have been
 9   IV, 27|         remains except that they affirm that there is a difference
10    V, 3 |       vanity, and error. For you affirm that the gods exist, and
11   VI, 13|      else than to profess and to affirm that one will sin no more.
12   VI, 15|      time. But if, as physicians affirm, the affection of joy has
13  VII, 3 |          object, that they might affirm the existence of one; but
14  VII, 22| fabulously invented. But when we affirm the doctrine of the resurrection,