Book, Chapter

1    II,      XIV|    obedient to Him. But He appeared to Mary Magdalene, a coarse
2    II,      XIX| they would say that He had appeared to him after rising as the
3    II,      XIX|  the Resurrection. Then He appeared to the disciples who were
4   III,     VIII|    strength. So He who had appeared humble in the contest, was
5    IV,        V|   of the kind has anywhere appeared. Unless indeed you are going
6    IV,    XXVII| that angels have sometimes appeared in human form, yet they
7    IV,    XXVII| were not really that which appeared, but that which they were
8    IV,    XXVII|   Similarly the angels who appeared to Abraham were not really
9    IV,    XXVII|    form and behaviour they appeared to be, as is sufficiently