Chapter

 1 II   |        to deny that you may be able to acquit him; for his denial
 2 VII  |       which has never yet been able up to the present time to
 3 VIII |  cannot? why should not you be able to do it if others can?
 4 XVII |      the Power by which He was able, framed out of nothing the
 5 XXII |        been in Lydia. They are able, from inhabiting the air
 6 XXIX |       sacrifice is offered are able to bestow health upon the
 7 XXIX |   their power, so as to appear able to grant what they themselves
 8 XXXVI|        disposition is likewise able to discharge even more rigorously
 9 XXXIX|    only he is both willing and able,—for the offerings are not
10 XXXIX|     sing to God as each one is able, either from the Holy Scriptures
11 App  | uncertainty. For who is better able either to guide my hesitation,