Book, Chapter

 1       I, III   |       sent forth a dove. It, not finding a place of rest, returned
 2       I, VII   |          instructed, however, on finding the girl, to bring her into
 3       I, IX    |          his son-in-law, but not finding his idols, returned, after
 4       I, XXXII |       like nature to no purpose, finding that the people persisted
 5       I, XLIX  |          account of his impiety, finding he had frequently the worst
 6      II, VI    |        of his kingdom. He again, finding that Daniel was held in
 7      II, XV    |   escaped from their sufferings, finding that God was, in turn, either
 8      II, XVIII |           and went to Jerusalem. Finding the people at variance from
 9      II, XXIV  |      kingdom of his, father, but finding his power unequal to the
10      II, XXXVII|         had elapsed, Athanasius, finding that Marcellus was by no
11      II, XXXVII| regarding him. The Arians, then, finding an opportunity of that kind,
12      II, XL    |    addition of one letter to its finding, threw a sort of obscurity