Book, Chapter

 1   Int,        2|          anything about it. He was able to show that his opponents
 2    II,      VII|          of the martyrs. They were able to leave all those that
 3    II,      XII|          But if these men were not able to tell the manner of his
 4    II,      XIX|     manifest to women who were not able to give help, nor to persuade
 5   III,     VIII|        wizard philosopher, who was able by his knavery to snatch
 6   III,        V|         follows from poverty being able to save the poor man, while
 7   III,     XIII|            Peter had actually been able to walk on the sea it would
 8   III,    XVIII|          He was God's Son, and was able to deliver from danger both
 9   III,      XIX|             For pray how was Peter able to support the foundation
10    IV,       II|         will do it, although He is able to change the lot of the
11    IV,       II|           order. So, even if He is able to do so, He does not make
12    IV,      XXV|           of the conscience. It is able to furnish the reason with
13    IV,      XXV|       armour of grace, and is thus able to pierce the battle-line
14    IV,   XXVIII|    irresistible and invincible and able to conquer the assaults
15    IV,     XXIV|            wishes; nor would He be able to sin, as being good by
16    IV,      XXX|            For instance, if God is able to make that which has been
17    IV,      XXX|           a man has an eye that is able to see, the sun fills it
18    IV,      XXX| transgressions. For the Saviour is able to sa --- ~(Here the Athens