Book, Chapter

 1     I, prooe| commencement, therefore, we shall declare who first, among the Greeks,
 2     I, 4    |        not deemed it necessary to declare, (inasmuch as) they present
 3     I, 20   |         say that one ought not to declare an opinion on the principle
 4     I, 20   |   anything else. But they did not declare what this is, but what sort
 5     I, 23   |          stars, or magnitudes, to declare these; for heretics likewise,
 6    IV, 3    |           is unstable, let us now declare. Having, then, previously
 7    IV, 8    |      reckon it then sufficient to declare the prodigies detailed by
 8    IV, 28   |        fair opportunity for us to declare. Considerable darkness,
 9    IV, 46   |           it is expedient also to declare the opinions advanced by
10     V, 2    |          been written, "Who shall declare his generation?" learn how,
11     V, 2    |           creature; and this they declare to be what is affirmed by
12     V, 2    |         them, we shall afterwards declare. "And likewise also the
13     V, 2    |      likewise we shall afterwards declare with the rest. And this
14     V, 3    |        not be possible for man to declare."~These are, he says, what
15     V, 7    |         it is that they expressly declare that there are three Gods,
16     V, 7    |          that we shall afterwards declare, in the time of Herod a
17     V, 7    |           is, we shall afterwards declare. (The Peratic) then says
18     V, 12   |          which it is difficult to declare in its entirety, so intricate
19     V, 12   |        would be impious for us to declare these; yet it is easy to
20     V, 15   |          far as it is possible to declare in a few words. Their system,
21    VI, 16   |        then we should proceed) to declare the opinions of Valentinus.
22    VI, 20   |        The Pythagoreans therefore declare their opinion concerning
23    VI, 36   |        that they could not easily declare (to another) what is thus
24    VI, 43   |           And again, "The heavens declare the glory of God." When,
25   VII, 5    |   subsequently produced, we shall declare when we arrive at the proper
26   VII, 7    |            it is easy (enough) to declare this; but what it is that
27   VII, 10   |      whatsoever it is possible to declare, and whatever, being not
28   VII, 10   |         them, we shall afterwards declare when we come to the proper
29   VII, 14   |           not possible for man to declare." The light, (therefore,)
30  VIII, 7    |         may be generated, and may declare the law which Moses ordained,
31     X, 4    |   ourselves also shall fearlessly declare concerning the examples