Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Pre,     0,  2|            learn it from Himself; so, seeing there are many who think
 2   I,     I,  8|              bodily natures is called seeing and being seen, is termed,
 3   I,     I,  8|                Because, then, neither seeing nor being seen can be properly
 4   I,     I,  9|            strength; for what else is seeing God in heart, but, according
 5   I,    II,  1|          only-begotten Son of God is, seeing He is called by many different
 6   I,    II,  3|            unbegotten Father Himself, seeing he denies that He had always
 7   I,    II,  8|               whether the Son of God, seeing He is His Word and Wisdom,
 8   I,    II,  8|               proportions, should, on seeing the latter, acknowledge
 9   I,    II, 10|             whom He is called Father, seeing that Wisdom, which is the
10   I,    II, 10|             one ought to be offended, seeing God is the Father, that
11   I,    II, 12|            declarations of Scripture, seeing in the Gospel the Son is
12   I,   III,  4|               joy, and peace; " and, "Seeing ye began in the Spirit,
13   I,   III,  8|               by participating in it. Seeing, then, that firstly, they
14   I,   III,  8|            degrees of perfection; and seeing it is by partaking of the
15   I,    IV,  2|               on, although cursorily, seeing we were discussing a cognate
16   I,     V,  4|            exist no longer for ever." Seeing, then, that such are the
17   I,    VI,  2|                                    2. Seeing, then, that such is the
18   I,   VII,  2|        heavenly things. And secondly, seeing that the course of the discussion
19   I,   VII,  3|              time without motion. And seeing that the stars move with
20  II,     I,  1|               earth or is born in it. Seeing, then, there is so great
21  II,     I,  4|            nature of corporeal being, seeing the diversity in the world
22  II,   III,  2|               may dispense with them; seeing our former treatise has
23  II,   III,  2|               be no bodily substance, seeing there will be no use for
24  II,   III,  2|             the clothing of the body, seeing it is an ornament to it,
25  II,   III,  6|             any causes of corruption, seeing it is the world of the saints
26  II,    IV,  3|             understanding, and not of seeing. For he who has understood
27  II,     V,  2|          those who had quitted Egypt, seeing we sometimes behold committed
28  II,     V,  2| earthly-minded persons and the devil, seeing they have done nothing worthy
29  II,    VI,  1|            comprehend them by reason, seeing we men are weaker and frailer
30  II,    VI,  1|        first-born of every creature." Seeing, moreover, those declarations
31  II,    VI,  1|              head of Christ is God; " seeing clearly also that it is
32  II,    VI,  5|              a difficulty to any one, seeing we have frequently proved
33  II,    VI,  6|               has become wholly fire, seeing nothing but fire is visible
34  II,    IX,  4|                                    4. Seeing, then, that all things which
35  II,    IX,  4|           hast Thou made them all; " -seeing, then, Christ is, as it
36  II,     X,  3|          passions of flesh and blood, seeing the apostle manifestly declares