Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life |   biographer, "it behoves us to believe that he lost nothing of
 2        0, Life |       And without doubt we must believe that inasmuch as he had
 3        I, XXV  |       us those things which you believe to be true, and most beneficial,
 4        I, XXVII|     answered you therein. But I believe you would wish the opinion
 5       II, I    |  humility. But it behoves us to believe that he lost nothing of
 6       II, VIII |         the Divine clemency, we believe that, through the ministry
 7       II, X    |     flatteries of auguries, you believe in God the Father Almighty,
 8       II, XVII |      your King and Creator, you believe and worship God, and as
 9      III, XIII |       he was killed, and if you believe with steadfast heart, the
10      III, XXV  |         of Jews there are which believe; and they are all zealous
11      III, XXV  |         it is much more just to believe good than evil of those
12      III, XXV  |         follow; for assuredly I believe that, if any teacher, reckoning
13      III, XXIX |       nations, that they should believe in Christ, the Creator of
14       IV, XVII |  divinely inspired doctrine, do believe agreeably to it, and with
15       IV, XIX  |      necklaces; and therefore I believe the Divine goodness would
16        V, XII  |        this is not the Hell you believe it to be.’~"When he had
17        V, XV   |        back into his country. I believe it will be of advantage
18        V, XXI  |      own resurrection, which we believe will likewise happen on
19        V, XXI  |         how is it that you, who believe that you are advancing to
20        V, XXI  | Apostles.’ I replied, ‘I verily believe it; nevertheless it is a
21        V, XXII |         when the English people believe, and are in all points instructed