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 1  IV,  285 |     Others trace it even to the apostles. The more learned go back
 2  IV,  289 |    Christ in particular. 5. The apostles in particular. 6. Moses
 3 VIII,  572|        572. Hypothesis that the apostles were impostors. The time
 4 VIII,  579|               579. God (and the Apostles), foreseeing that the seeds
 5  IX,  599 |    Mahomet forbade reading; the Apostles ordered reading.~In fact,
 6  IX,  607 |    divine in the Gospel, in the Apostles, and in tradition; but it
 7  IX,  615 |     performed miracles, and the Apostles also, who converted all
 8  IX,  618 |        Jesus Christ, and of the Apostles, because they do not at
 9   X,  641 |      which Jesus Christ and the Apostles have given, is shown by
10   X,  641 |      which Jesus Christ and the Apostles give us.~
11   X,  671 |        When Saint Peter and the Apostles deliberated about abolishing
12   X,  677 |       Jesus Christ did, and the Apostles. They broke the seal; He
13 XII,  769 | fullness of time, I tell you my apostles will do. The Jews shall
14 XII,  769 |        the knowledge of God. My apostles shall do this after you
15 XII,  769 |         the vineyard."~Then the apostles said to the Jews: "You shall
16 XII,  800 |        The supposition that the apostles were impostors is very absurd.
17 XII,  801 |                        802. The apostles were either deceived or
18 XIII,  827|      Saint Paul, Bar-jesus; the Apostles, the Exorcists; Christians,
19 XIII,  837|    performed miracles, then the apostles, and the first saints in
20 XIII,  842|      which Jesus Christ and the apostles draw from Scripture are