Book, Chapter

1       I, I     |     satisfied with what I have written. My aim is that one who
2       I, XIX   |        of stone which had been written by the hand of God, and
3       I, XXVIII|     But most of those who have written about these times note that
4       I, XXXVI |       those, however, who have written about these times, remark
5       I, XXXVI |        some, however, who have written about these times (for the
6       I, LII   |    Helchia. Having read a book written with the words of God, and
7      II, XXIX  |    according to that which was written regarding him,-"And his
8      II, XL    | expression Homoousion had been written, which denotes "of one substance,"
9      II, XL    |    they maintained that it was written Homoiousion, which simply