Book, Chapter

 1   Int,        1|         and then objections are brought to such doctrines as the
 2   Int,        2|       survival of the copy then brought to light was due to the
 3   Int,        6|     such a charge can have been brought by the author of the Apocriticus,
 4   Int,        6|      the arguments which he had brought against the Scriptures in
 5   Int,       10|     aside the charges of heresy brought against the work by Nicephorus,
 6    II,     VIII|   Father's will, and he also is brought forth along with me, not
 7    II,     VIII|  fellowship of the deed, and is brought forth with me. For he that
 8    II,       IX|         warm, and that which is brought near |36 the fire is also
 9    II,        X|        that "a lunatic boy" was brought to Christ, that he really
10    II,      XII|         sponge with vinegar and brought it to him (Mark xv. 36).
11    II,     XVII|        sponge with vinegar they brought it to him." For the reed
12    II,      XXI|         who believe the Son are brought to the Father as His heirs,
13    II,      XXI|         by that Antichrist, and brought to his father who is the
14   III,        I|       was wise and divine, when brought either before the high-priest
15   III,     VIII|            Why did Christ, when brought before the high-priest and
16   III,     VIII|  impression of coldness that is brought to it from without, but
17   III,     VIII|      working no new marvel when brought before Pilate, illustrates
18   III,       IX|       17). This worm, which was brought together with God the Word
19   III,        X|   enemies, for the same Builder brought together each part and fitted
20   III,       XI| barbarous tribe"; and "the king brought the soldier with him," instead
21   III,        V|      any one who is rich is not brought into the so-called kingdom
22   III,      VII|       follows : A certain woman brought an alabaster box of ointment
23   III,      XIV|    earth, darkened the sun, and brought up the dead, why could He
24   III,    XXIII|     child, and the babe that is brought forth on leaving its dark
25   III,    XXIII|       that kindred flesh, it is brought subsequently to full growth
26   III,     XXXI|       in Tarsus of Cilicia, and brought up 198 at the feet of Gamaliel,
27   III,     XXXI|        is a liar and manifestly brought up in an atmosphere of lying.200
28   III,    XXXII|   things that had long ago been brought into being. For if God does
29   III,      XLI|         j ) is done when it has brought men to Christ (Gal. iii.
30    IV,       II| befitting the things which were brought into being, and ordained
31    IV,      XVI|  Apocalypse of Peter,270 we are brought to the same thing by the
32    IV,      XXV|    which their baptism |143 has brought, and receive no pity, but
33    IV,      XXI|         the sacrifices that are brought to the gods, these are hot
34    IV,     XXIV|       of the shipwrecked man be brought together, seeing that it
35    IV,      XXX|         just before? For He who brought into being that which was
36    IV,      XXX|    receiving suck, sorrow being brought by care and disease by toil,
37    IV,      XXX|        that which appears to be brought down upon the world as wholly
38    IV,      XXX|       is possessed of sight has brought his own penalty. He is not
39     V          |    together all things that are brought in contact with the seed,