Book, Chapter

 1     3, 12-21|           and had already perplexed divers unskilful persons with captious
 2     4, 1-1  |          deceived and deceiving, in divers lusts; openly, by sciences
 3     4, 5-10 |          but we are tossed about in divers trials. And yet unless we
 4     4, 15-22|        impulses to such various and divers kinds of loves laid up in
 5     5, 7-13 |            teachers, seeing that in divers things which perplexed me,
 6     5, 8-14 |           the good of his scholars. Divers outrages they commit, with
 7     6, 1    |             offend me, having heard divers of them expounded satisfactorily,
 8     6, 8-13 |            one day by chance met by divers of his acquaintance and
 9     6, 9-15 |         committed. He, however, had divers times seen Alypius at a
10     7, 9-13 |       purpose, enforced by many and divers reasons, that In the beginning
11     7, 9-14 |          books that it was many and divers ways said, that the Son
12     7, 9-15 | incorruptible nature into idols and divers shapes, into the likeness
13     8, 10-24|       allege that there are so many divers substances. So also in wills
14     8, 10-24|             and all at once? Do not divers wills distract the mind,
15     9, 7-15 |             the custom is retained, divers (yea, almost all) Thy congregations,
16    10, 3-4  |           making these confessions, divers desire to know, who have
17    10, 7-11 |           and offices; which, being divers, I the one mind, do through
18    10, 34-53|           innumerable toys, made by divers arts and manufactures, in
19    10, 34-53|         works, in pictures also and divers images, and these far exceeding
20    12, 18-27|      confessing these things, since divers things may be understood
21    12, 31-42|             therein things true but divers? For I certainly (and fearlessly
22    13, 18-23|   discerning of spirits; to another divers kinds of tongues. And all
23    13, 20-27|             operations are many and divers; and one thing growing out