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vi.iii.v.i
Second Day's Discussion.vi.iii.v.ii
Simon a Seducer.vi.iii.v.iii
Simon Claims the Fulfilment of Peter's Promise.vi.iii.v.iv
Simon's Arrogance.vi.iii.v.v
Existence of Evil.vi.iii.v.vi
Not Admitted by All.vi.iii.v.vii
Manner of Conducting the Discussion.vi.iii.v.viii
Desire of Instruction.vi.iii.v.ix
Common Principles.vi.iii.v.x
Freedom of the Will.vi.iii.v.xi
Responsibility.vi.iii.v.xii
Origin of Evil.vi.iii.v.xiii
God the Author of Good, Not of Evil.vi.iii.v.xiv
“Who Hath Resisted His Will?”vi.iii.v.xv
No Goodness Without Liberty.vi.iii.v.xvi
The Visible Heaven: Why Made.vi.iii.v.xvii
Why to Be Dissolved.vi.iii.v.xviii
Corruptible and Temporary Things Made by the Incorruptible and Eternal.vi.iii.v.xix
How the Pure in Heart See God.vi.iii.v.xx
Diligence in Study.vi.iii.v.xxi
Peter's Private Instruction.vi.iii.v.xxii
Learners and Cavillers.vi.iii.v.xxiii
Against Order is Against Reason.vi.iii.v.xxiv
Learning Before Teaching.vi.iii.v.xxv
Self-Evidence of the Truth.vi.iii.v.xxvi
God Righteous as Well as Good.vi.iii.v.xxvii
God's Justice Shown at the Day of Judgment.vi.iii.v.xxviii
Immortality of the Soul.vi.iii.v.xxix
Proved by the Success of the Wicked in This Life.vi.iii.v.xxx
Cavils of Simon.vi.iii.v.xxxi
“Full of All Subtlety and All Mischief.”vi.iii.v.xxxii
Simon's Subterfuges.vi.iii.v.xxxiii
Sight or Hearing?vi.iii.v.xxxiv
A Home-Thrust.vi.iii.v.xxxv
Simon's Rage.vi.iii.v.xxxvi
Simon's Vaunt.vi.iii.v.xxxvii
Attempts to Create a Disturbance.vi.iii.v.xxxviii
Simon's Retreat.vi.iii.v.xxxix
Peter's Benediction.vi.iii.v.xl
Peter's Accessibility.vi.iii.v.xli
False Signs and Miracles.vi.iii.v.xlii
Self-Love the Foundation of Goodness.vi.iii.v.xliii
God to Be Supremely Loved.vi.iii.v.xliv
Ten Commandments Corresponding to the Plagues of Egypt.vi.iii.v.xlv
Simon Resisted Peter, as the Magicians Moses.vi.iii.v.xlvi
Miracles of the Magicians.vi.iii.v.xlvii
Truth Veiled with Love.vi.iii.v.xlviii
Good and Evil in Pairs.vi.iii.v.xlix
Uselessness of Pretended Miracles.vi.iii.v.l
Ten Pairs.vi.iii.v.li
The Christian Life.vi.iii.v.lii
A Deserter from Simon's Camp.vi.iii.v.liii
Declaration of Simon's Wickedness.vi.iii.v.liv
Peter Resolves to Follow Simon.vi.iii.v.lv
Zacchæus Made Bishop of Cæsarea; Presbyters and Deacons Ordained.vi.iii.v.lvi
Invitation to Baptism.vi.iii.v.lvii
Twelve Sent Before Him.vi.iii.v.lviii
Arrangements Approved by All the Brethren.vi.iii.v.lix
Departure of the Twelve.vi.iii.v.lx
Peter Prepares the Cæsareans for His Departure.vi.iii.v.lxi
More Than Ten Thousand Baptized.vi.iii.v.lxii
Tidings of Simon.vi.iii.v.lxiii
Farewell to Cæsarea.vi.iii.v.lxiv
Contents of Clement's Despatches to James.vi.iii.v.lxv