Book, Chapter

 1     5, 11-21| vehemently oppressed and in a manner suffocated by those "masses";
 2     5, 13-23|        more recondite, yet in manner less winning and harmonious,
 3     5, 14-25|   probable. So then after the manner of the Academics (as they
 4     6, 2-2  |   were to be honoured in that manner, she still carried round
 5     9, 4-12 |       to Thee, the God of all manner of health. And this I wrote
 6     9, 7-15 |     instituted that after the manner of the Eastern Churches,
 7     9, 8-18 |     of wine. For when (as the manner was) she, as though a sober
 8     9, 10-26|      even if not in this very manner, and these same words, yet,
 9     9, 12-29|       held his peace. In like manner also a childish feeling
10     9, 12-31|  ready for the burial, as the manner is, I (in a part of the
11     9, 12-32|      the grave's side, as the manner there is, previous to its
12    10, 9-16 |      of these I know, in such manner exists in my memory, as
13    10, 9-16 |      in the memory still in a manner tasteth; or as any thing
14    10, 14-21|      my mind, not in the same manner that my mind itself contains
15    10, 25-36|     residest Thou there? what manner of lodging hast Thou framed
16    10, 25-36|    Thou framed for Thee? what manner of sanctuary hast Thou builded
17    10, 31-43|    hunger and thirst are in a manner pains; they burn and kill
18    12, 22-31|   them flowing in so comely a manner. But if they then received
19    12, 32-43|     for all Thy books in this manner? Permit me then in these
20    13, 20-28|      a corporeal and sensible manner, mysterious doings and sayings.
21    13, 24-35|        hadst Thou not in like manner blessed the fishes and the
22    13, 32-47|       body, should be in like manner subject to the sex of her