1.1Book 1, Chapter 1. On the Authority of the Gospels

1.2Book 1, Chapter 2. On the Order of the Evangelists, and the Principles on

1.3Book 1, Chapter 3. Of the Fact that Matthew, Together with Mark, Had

1.4Book 1, Chapter 4. Of the Fact that John Undertook the Exposition of Christ's

1.5Book 1, Chapter 5. Concerning the Two Virtues, of Which John is Conversant

1.6Book 1, Chapter 6. Of the Four Living Creatures in the Apocalypse, Which Have

1.7Book 1, Chapter 7. A Statement of Augustin's Reason for Undertaking This

1.8Book 1, Chapter 8. Of the Question Why, If Christ is Believed to Have Been

1.9Book 1, Chapter 9. Of Certain Persons Who Pretend that Christ Wrote Books on

1.10Book 1, Chapter 10. Of Some Who are Mad Enough to Suppose that the Books Were

1.11Book 1, Chapter 11. In Opposition to Those Who Foolishly Imagine that Christ

1.12Book 1, Chapter 12. Of the Fact that the God of the Jews, After the

1.13Book 1, Chapter 13. Of the Question Why God Suffered the Jews to Be Reduced

1.14Book 1, Chapter 14. Of the Fact that the God of the Hebrews, Although the

1.15Book 1, Chapter 15. Of the Fact that the Pagans, When Constrained to Laud

1.16Book 1, Chapter 16. Of the Fact That, on the Subject of the Destruction of

1.17Book 1, Chapter 17. In Opposition to the Romans Who Rejected the God of

1.18Book 1, Chapter 18. Of the Fact that the God of the Hebrews is Not Received

1.19Book 1, Chapter 19. The Proof that This God is the True God

1.20Book 1, Chapter 20. Of the Fact that Nothing is Discovered to Have Been

1.21Book 1, Chapter 21. An Argument for the Exclusive Worship of This God, Who,

1.22Book 1, Chapter 22. Of the Opinion Entertained by the Gentiles Regarding Our

1.23Book 1, Chapter 23. Of the Follies Which the Pagans Have Indulged in

1.24Book 1, Chapter 24. Of the Fact that Those Persons Who Reject the God of

1.25Book 1, Chapter 25. Of the Fact that the False Gods Do Not Forbid Others to

1.26Book 1, Chapter 26. Of the Fact that Idolatry Has Been Subverted by the Name

1.27Book 1, Chapter 27. An Argument Urging It Upon the Remnant of Idolaters

1.28Book 1, Chapter 28. Of the Predicted Rejection of Idols

1.29Book 1, Chapter 29. Of the Question Why the Heathen Should Refuse to Worship

1.30Book 1, Chapter 30. Of the Fact That, as the Prophecies Have Been Fulfilled,

1.31Book 1, Chapter 31. The Fulfilment of the Prophecies Concerning Christ

1.32Book 1, Chapter 32. A Statement in Vindication of the Doctrine of the

1.33Book 1, Chapter 33. A Statement in Opposition to Those Who Make the

1.34Book 1, Chapter 34. Epilogue to the Preceding

1.35Book 1, Chapter 35. Of the Fact that the Mystery of a Mediator Was Made

2.1Book 2, Chapter 1. A Statement of the Reason Why the Enumeration of the

2.2Book 2, Chapter 2. An Explanation of the Sense in Which Christ is the Son of

2.3Book 2, Chapter 3. A Statement of the Reason Why Matthew Enumerates One

2.4Book 2, Chapter 4. Of the Reason Why Forty Generations (Not Including Christ

2.5Book 2, Chapter 5. A Statement of the Manner in Which Luke's Procedure is

2.6Book 2, Chapter 6. On the Position Given to the Preaching of John the Baptist

2.7Book 2, Chapter 7. Of the Two Herods

2.8Book 2, Chapter 8. An Explanation of the Statement Made by Matthew, to the

2.9Book 2, Chapter 9. An Explanation of the Circumstance that Matthew States

2.10Book 2, Chapter 10. A Statement of the Reason Why Luke Tells Us that "His

2.11Book 2, Chapter 11. An Examination of the Question as to How It Was Possible

2.12Book 2, Chapter 12. Concerning the Words Ascribed to John by All the Four

2.13Book 2, Chapter 13. Of the Baptism of Jesus

2.14Book 2, Chapter 14. Of the Words or the Voice that Came from Heaven Upon Him

2.15Book 2, Chapter 15. An Explanation of the Circumstance That, According to the

2.16Book 2, Chapter 16. Of the Temptation of Jesus

2.17Book 2, Chapter 17. Of the Calling of the Apostles as They Were Fishing

2.18Book 2, Chapter 18. Of the Date of His Departure into Galilee

2.19Book 2, Chapter 19. Of the Lengthened Sermon Which, According to Matthew, He

2.20Book 2, Chapter 20. An Explanation of the Circumstance that Matthew Tells Us

2.21Book 2, Chapter 21. Of the Order in Which the Narrative Concerning Peter's

2.22Book 2, Chapter 22. Of the Order of the Incidents Which are Recorded After

2.23Book 2, Chapter 23. Of the Person Who Said to the Lord, "I Will Follow Thee

2.24Book 2, Chapter 24. Of the Lord's Crossing the Lake on that Occasion on

2.25Book 2, Chapter 25. Of the Man Sick of the Palsy to Whom the Lord Said, "Thy

2.26Book 2, Chapter 26. Of the Calling of Matthew, and of the Question Whether

2.27Book 2, Chapter 27. Of the Feast at Which It Was Objected at Once that

2.28Book 2, Chapter 28. Of the Raising of the Daughter of the Ruler of the

2.29Book 2, Chapter 29. Of the Two Blind Men and the Dumb Demoniac Whose Stories

2.30Book 2, Chapter 30. Of the Section Where It is Recorded, that Being Moved

2.31Book 2, Chapter 31. Of the Account Given by Matthew and Luke of the Occasion

2.32Book 2, Chapter 32. Of the Occasion on Which He Upbraided the Cities

2.33Book 2, Chapter 33. Of the Occasion on Which He Calls Them to Take His

2.34Book 2, Chapter 34. Of the Passage in Which It is Said that the Disciples

2.35Book 2, Chapter 35. Of the Man with the Withered Hand, Who Was Restored on

2.36Book 2, Chapter 36. Of Another Question Which Demands Our Consideration,

2.37Book 2, Chapter 37. Of the Consistency of the Accounts Given by Matthew

2.38Book 2, Chapter 38. Of the Occasion on Which It Was Said to Him that He

2.39Book 2, Chapter 39. Of the Question as to the Manner of Matthew's Agreement

2.40Book 2, Chapter 40. Of the Question as to Whether There is Any Discrepancy

2.41Book 2, Chapter 41. Of the Words Which Were Spoken Out of the Ship on the

2.42Book 2, Chapter 42. Of His Coming into His Own Country, and of the

2.43Book 2, Chapter 43. Of the Mutual Consistency of the Accounts Which are

2.44Book 2, Chapter 44. Of the Order in Which the Accounts of John's

2.45Book 2, Chapter 45. Of the Order and the Method in Which All the Four

2.46Book 2, Chapter 46. Of the Question as to How the Four Evangelists Harmonize

2.47Book 2, Chapter 47. Of His Walking Upon the Water, and of the Questions

2.48Book 2, Chapter 48. Of the Absence of Any Discrepancy Between Matthew and

2.49Book 2, Chapter 49. Of the Woman of Canaan Who Said, "Yet the Dogs Eat of

2.50Book 2, Chapter 50. Of the Occasion on Which He Fed the Multitudes with the

2.51Book 2, Chapter 51. Of Matthew's Declaration That, on Leaving These Parts, He

2.52Book 2, Chapter 52. Of Matthew's Agreement with Mark in the Statement About

2.53Book 2, Chapter 53. Of the Occasion on Which He Asked the Disciples Whom Men

2.54Book 2, Chapter 54. Of the Occasion on Which He Announced His Coming Passion

2.55Book 2, Chapter 55. Of the Harmony Between the Three Evangelists in the

2.56Book 2, Chapter 56. Of the Manifestation Which the Lord Made of Himself, in

2.57Book 2, Chapter 57. Of the Harmony Between Matthew and Mark in the Accounts

2.58Book 2, Chapter 58. Of the Man Who Brought Before Him His Son, Whom the

2.59Book 2, Chapter 59. Of the Occasion on Which the Disciples Were Exceeding

2.60Book 2, Chapter 60. Of His Paying the Tribute Money Out of the Mouth of the

2.61Book 2, Chapter 61. Of the Little Child Whom He Set Before Them for Their

2.62Book 2, Chapter 62. Of the Harmony Subsisting Between Matthew and Mark in

2.63Book 2, Chapter 63. Of the Little Children on Whom He Laid His Hands; Of

2.64Book 2, Chapter 64. Of the Occasions on Which He Foretold His Passion in

2.65Book 2, Chapter 65. Of the Absence of Any Antagonism Between Matthew and

2.66Book 2, Chapter 66. Of the Colt of the Ass Which is Mentioned by Matthew,

2.67Book 2, Chapter 67. Of the Expulsion of the Sellers and Buyers from the

2.68Book 2, Chapter 68. Of the Withering of the Fig-Tree, and of the Question

2.69Book 2, Chapter 69. Of the Harmony Between the First Three Evangelists in

2.70Book 2, Chapter 70. Of the Two Sons Who Were Commanded by Their Father to Go

2.71Book 2, Chapter 71. Of the Marriage of the King's Son, to Which the

2.72Book 2, Chapter 72. Of the Harmony Characterizing the Narratives Given by

2.73Book 2, Chapter 73. Of the Person to Whom the Two Precepts Concerning the

2.74Book 2, Chapter 74. Of the Passage in Which the Jews are Asked to Say Whose

2.75Book 2, Chapter 75. Of the Pharisees Who Sit in the Seat of Moses, and

2.76Book 2, Chapter 76. Of the Harmony in Respect of the Order of Narration

2.77Book 2, Chapter 77. Of the Harmony Subsisting Between the Three

2.78Book 2, Chapter 78. Of the Question Whether There is Any Contradiction

2.79Book 2, Chapter 79. Of the Concord Between Matthew, Mark, and John in Their

2.80Book 2, Chapter 80. Of the Harmony Characterizing the Accounts Which are

3.1Book 3, Chapter 1. Of the Method in Which the Four Evangelists are Shown to Be

3.2Book 3, Chapter 2. Of the Proof of Their Freedom from Any Discrepancies in

3.3Book 3, Chapter 3. Of the Manner in Which It Can Be Shown that No

3.4Book 3, Chapter 4. Of What Took Place in the Piece of Ground or Garden to

3.5Book 3, Chapter 5. Of the Accounts Which are Given by All the Four Evangelists

3.6Book 3, Chapter 6. Of the Harmony Characterizing the Accounts Which These

3.7Book 3, Chapter 7. Of the Thorough Harmony of the Evangelists in the

3.8Book 3, Chapter 8. Of the Absence of Any Discrepancies in the Accounts

3.9Book 3, Chapter 9. Of the Mockery Which He Sustained at the Hands of Pilate's

3.10Book 3, Chapter 10. Of the Method in Which We Can Reconcile the Statement Which

3.11Book 3, Chapter 11. Of the Consistency of Matthew's Version with that of Mark

3.12Book 3, Chapter 12. Of the Concord Preserved Among All the Four Evangelists

3.13Book 3, Chapter 13. Of the Hour of the Lord's Passion, and of the Question

3.14Book 3, Chapter 14. Of the Harmony Preserved Among All the Evangelists on the

3.15Book 3, Chapter 15. Of the Consistency of the Accounts Given by Matthew, Mark,

3.16Book 3, Chapter 16. Of the Derision Ascribed to the Robbers, and of the

3.17Book 3, Chapter 17. Of the Harmony of the Four Evangelists in Their Notices

3.18Book 3, Chapter 18. Of the Lord's Successive Utterances When He Was About

3.19Book 3, Chapter 19. Of the Rending of the Veil of the Temple, and of the

3.20Book 3, Chapter 20. Of the Question as to the Consistency of the Several

3.21Book 3, Chapter 21. Of the Women Who Were Standing There, and of the Question

3.22Book 3, Chapter 22. Of the Question Whether the Evangelists are All at One

3.23Book 3, Chapter 23. Of the Question Whether the First Three Evangelists are

3.24Book 3, Chapter 24. Of the Absence of All Discrepancies in the Narratives

3.25Book 3, Chapter 25. Of Christ's Subsequent Manifestations of Himself to the

4.1Book 4, Chapter 1. Of the Question Regarding the Proof that Mark's Gospel is

4.2Book 4, Chapter 2. Of the Man Out of Whom the Unclean Spirit that Was

4.3Book 4, Chapter 3. Of the Question Whether Mark's Reports of the Repeated

4.4Book 4, Chapter 4. Of the Words, "The More He Charged Them to Tell No One, So

4.5Book 4, Chapter 5. Of the Statement Which John Made Concerning the Man Who

4.6Book 4, Chapter 6. Of the Circumstance that Mark Has Recorded More Than Luke

4.7Book 4, Chapter 7. Of the Fact that from This Point on to the Lord's Supper,

4.8Book 4, Chapter 8. Of Luke's Gospel, and Specially of the Harmony Between

4.9Book 4, Chapter 9. Of the Question How It Can Be Shown that the Narrative of

4.10Book 4, Chapter 10. Of the Evangelist John, and the Distinction Between Him and

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