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1 I, I, 6| 6. But it will not appear absurd if we employ another 2 I, I, 6| the divine nature should appear to be circumscribed or in 3 I, I, 7| How, then, should it not appear absurd, that under those 4 I, I, 8| let not such a question appear to you at once to be either 5 I, II, 4| those children of men which appear among us, or those descendants 6 I, II, 10| and in this way He will appear to have received a certain 7 I, II, 10| be so. And now how can it appear otherwise than absurd, that 8 I, II, 13| goodness, lest there might appear to be in the Son a different 9 I, IV, 1| carelessly, it will not appear out of place to employ a 10 I, V, 3| nature, it will doubtless appear to follow that those beings 11 I, V, 3| that those powers which appear either to hold sway over 12 I, V, 4| 4. But that we may not appear to build our assertions 13 I, V, 4| the former of which might appear to any one, before he heard 14 I, V, 4| test perhaps we should appear to investigate subjects 15 I, VI, 1| questions of this kind, they may appear to him as vain and superfluous; 16 I, VI, 3| which, I think, this will appear to follow as an inference, 17 I, VII, 3| that their movements never appear to be at any time subject 18 I, VII, 3| there will undoubtedly appear among them both an advance 19 I, VII, 4| his brother in the womb, appear to be formed along with 20 II, I, 4| think it will very easily appear to any one, that neither 21 II, I, 5| spake, and they were made," appear to show that the substance 22 II, II, 1| wholly with bodies, it will appear to follow, : hat as a bodily 23 II, III, 2| 2. That it may appear more clearly, then, whether 24 II, III, 3| assertions. For it will appear to be a necessary consequence 25 II, III, 7| that they do not so much appear to abide in that land, as 26 II, IV, 1| Father who art in heaven," appear to indicate, save that God 27 II, IV, 2| He calls good, shall that appear to be logically said which 28 II, V, 1| view, the just God does not appear to wish well to the bad, 29 II, V, 2| as penal as it is sad, appear to be, according to their 30 II, V, 3| heretics. It will not, however, appear improper if we discuss the 31 II, V, 3| their minds. How can that appear an evil which is able to 32 II, VI, 2| things so human that they appear to differ in no respect 33 II, VI, 6| more fully, it will not appear absurd to make use of an 34 II, VIII, 2| But if that definition appear to be correct, according 35 II, VIII, 3| said to have perished will appear to have been something at 36 II, IX, 4| created things there may appear to be nothing unrighteous 37 II, IX, 4| diversity in the world may appear to be consistent with all 38 II, IX, 5| of each individual will appear a thing not to be looked 39 II, IX, 6| the Creator will neither appear to be unjust in distributing ( 40 II, IX, 7| holy Scripture does not appear to me to be altogether silent 41 II, IX, 7| of the Creator ought to appear in everything. And this, 42 II, X, 1| mortality; otherwise it will appear vain and superfluous for 43 II, X, 5| understanding of this matter may not appear very difficult, we may draw 44 II, X, 8| their minds within them, may appear in the future as the external 45 II, XI, 4| if these views should not appear to fill the minds of those 46 II, XI, 4| the love of truth would appear to have been implanted by