Book, Chapter

 1     I, 22|     foretelling to them certain (events), from calculations and
 2    IV, 5 |          born none equal, at all events to Alexander the Macedonian,
 3    IV, 5 |    horoscope in the case, at all events, of them all. And again,
 4    IV, 25|         in the midst of trifling events, but (in after life) follow
 5    IV, 28|    purposes, and in the issue of events the prediction may be considered
 6     V, 8 |        the occurrence of all the events that happen unto us, and
 7    VI, 3 |         a god; and he did at all events appear, as time wore on,
 8    VI, 16| Pythagoras and Plato, yet at all events I shall not be acting unreasonably,
 9   VII, 14|        when, he says, these (two events, viz., the illumination
10   VII, 15|    explained took place, all the events in our Lord's life occurred,
11   VII, 17|          for the purpose, at all events, of comparing the heresy
12  VIII, 4 |           but in reality. At all events, we have proved that a beam
13    IX, 1 |       heresies by us who, at all events, have not left any unrefuted,
14    IX, 5 |       and the same thing. At all events, he censures Hesiod because
15    IX, 7 |         passion at an age at all events unbecoming, or if they were
16    IX, 22|         the prediction of future events.~
17     X, 1 |     decided it not to be, at all events, unreasonable to introduce,
18     X, 23|      versa,) in reference to the events which at their own proper
19     X, 29|         their foreshowing future events. And the word of prophecy
20     X, 29|       but also the utterances of events predicted throughout all
21     X, 29|          those present; but also events that would happen throughout
22     X, 29|     while, by foretelling future events, they have rendered each
23     X, 29|        us terrified on beholding events that had been predicted
24     X, 29|         expecting likewise those events predicted as still future.