Book, Chapter

 1        I, XII   |       opposition. Then the Romans declared to the Britons, that they
 2        I, XVII  | adversaries. For the evil spirits declared their fear, and when the
 3        I, XXVII |    abundantly shown, that that is declared by Almighty God to be polluted
 4        I, XXVII |          all, had not David first declared them to be clean. Then the
 5        I, XXVII |           to what has been before declared, to enter the church.~Augustine’
 6       II, XIII  |          and renouncing idolatry, declared that he received the faith
 7      III, VIII  |         who were in other houses, declared they had then plainly heard
 8      III, XV    |          priest of our church,who declared that it was related to him
 9      III, XIX   |       divine operation, have been declared by many miracles. We have
10      III, XXI   |        and future immortality, he declared that he would willingly
11      III, XXVII |        and of great veracity, who declared he had heard the story from
12       IV, XXII  |           man and married, and he declared that he had come to the
13       IV, XXIII |       angels; and this she openly declared, in the very same hour that
14       IV, XXVIII|           to go to the island, he declared to the brothers, "If by
15       IV, XXIX  |    understood; while to others he declared the same openly.~There was
16        V, XII   |       silent, his life would have declared that he had seen many things
17        V, XIX   |       acquitted of all blame, and declared worthy of his bishopric.~