Book, Chapter

 1       I, XI    |         king his dream, to this effect, that, for the next seven
 2       I, XIV   |         to him in words to this effect, that he was the Lord of
 3       I, XXIV  |    again, corrupted by the evil effect of a lengthened peace, they
 4       I, XXXVII|     answer was given him to the effect, that that was reserved
 5       I, XLIII |    trial should be made to this effect, that if fire sent down
 6      II, V     |  account agrees with us, to the effect that, through the succession
 7      II, VI    | interpreted the writing, to the effect that, on account of the
 8      II, VII   |         issued a new one to the effect that, all errors and superstitions
 9      II, XXIII |         and the embassy to this effect having been kindly received,
10      II, XXIII |      certain conditions, to the effect that he should give up the
11      II, XXX   |      means, yet it had the good effect of rescuing the state from
12      II, XXXIX |    issued by the emperor to the effect that those who did not subscribe
13      II, XLII  |     belief of Sabellius, to the effect that the unity of the one