Chapter

 1 Int  |       legal phraseology in his writings bears out the truth of Eusebius'
 2 Int  |      authority of his approved writings' (Hil. in Matt. 5). ~Tertullian
 3 Int  | examples of Western apologetic writings, both on account of the
 4 Ana  | Scriptures and Prophets, whose writings are open to all (ch. 18).
 5 Ana  |         The antiquity of these writings proves their trustworthiness;
 6 XVIII|        and the Prophets, whose writings are open to all. ~BUT that
 7 XVIII|      the collection. They were writings which the Jews alone possessed,
 8 XVIII|      with the identical Hebrew writings. But the Jews also constantly
 9 XIX  |         The antiquity of these writings ensures their trustworthiness,
10 XIX  |      future events. And in his writings the order of events arranged
11 XIX  |        antiquity of the sacred writings, if they did not possess
12 XIX  |       predicted both, the same writings have noted them. Time is
13 XX   |       pronounce them, the same writings note them, the same Spirit
14 XXII |        be learnt in the sacred writings 70. It will be sufficient
15 XXII |        gather them while their writings are being read aloud. And
16 XXXIX|      to remembrance the divine writings, if the aspect of affairs
17 XLVI |        antiquity of our divine writings, and also by the confession
18 XLVI |    your superstitions in their writings, with your approval. Most
19 XLVII|        antiquity of the divine writings already established bears