Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  1 | blunders, that I could neither understand what he was talking about,
 2     I,  1 |      Sibyl will ever read.”~To understand him we must be prophets.
 3     I,  1 |      philosophers find hard to understand even with their utmost toil.
 4     I,  10|   Christ to idols. They do not understand that they are part of His
 5     I,  11|       354 place, how are we to understand the words “Hath any been
 6     I,  16|      altogether, leaving us to understand that two is not a good number
 7     I,  23|      Kenite, I am at a loss to understand. For it is one thing to
 8     I,  26|     grown accustomed, fails to understand that they, too, ought to
 9     I,  26|        have said, that we must understand, not wives, but those women
10     I,  26|        about the rest, we must understand that those of whom Scripture
11     I,  30|     take another; and we shall understand that second marriage is
12     I,  37|      he is foolish, and cannot understand them, because they are spiritually
13     I,  41|    angelic virginity. But as I understand that our opponent in his
14     I,  41|        Θεοβούλη, we must understand that a knowledge of the
15    II,  7 |        he-goat. And to make us understand what sort of gods Egypt
16    II,  15|      hear with their ears, and understand with their heart: so the
17    II,  24|      the sanctuary of God, and understand the end of those men.” The