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 1 Pre, 0(1)   |         tolerably good matter for proof, that no expectation was
 2   1, 6      |                            6. The proof then, of this conclusion
 3   2, 14     |         state of folly, by way of proof of these ancient vices;
 4   2, 24(61) |           has I think, given good proof of this. In Book vii. ch.
 5   2, 37     |     nothing soundly, or by way of proof, respecting (these) their
 6   2, 70     |            can constitute a surer proof as to these things, than
 7   2, 79     |    mankind ! This too is a mighty proof of their inferiority, as
 8   3, 5      |       give up this first (sort of proof), betake (thyself) to the
 9   3, 40     |           away with her) a mighty proof of the power of THE WORD
10   3, 41     |            together with the open proof of the revelation of our
11   3, 55     |         or, that He should afford proof, that this same was superior
12   3, 80     |      should be done by Him, -- in proof of his Godhead: and will
13   4, 1      |       words, -- there is no small proof afforded to those who possess
14   4, 1      |         there must result no mean proof, as to those (declarations)
15   4, 11     |         it. He himself afforded a proof (of this) in the fulfilment,
16   4, 17     | generation of vipers," affords no proof of deficiency (in this respect).
17   4, 18     |   considered miraculous: and, for proof (of this), there are preserved,
18   4, 32(123)|         says was, nevertheless, a proof of continence and of a strong
19   5, 1      |    investigated by questions1, in proof of the Gospels. If therefore
20   5, 11     |          from Scripture, take the proof of these things even from
21   5, 36     |      advanced, will be sufficient proof of (all) that is before
22   5, 41     |         and clearly put forth the proof of an ardent love of truth?
23   5, 52     |           because he would afford proof to those combatants for (