Book, Chapter

 1     3, 12-21|          been consigned over to the Manichees, and had not only read,
 2     5, 3-3  |             a certain Bishop of the Manichees, Faustus by name, a great
 3     5, 3-3  |            those long fables of the Manichees, and found the former the
 4     5, 11-21|            21 Furthermore, what the Manichees had criticised in Thy Scriptures,
 5     5, 11-21|            to face against the said Manichees, had begun to stir me even
 6     5, 11-21|           not easily withstood, the Manichees' answer whereto seemed to
 7     5, 14-24|           could be said against the Manichees' objections, I now thought
 8     5, 14-25|           certain proof convict the Manichees of falsehood. Could I once
 9     5, 14-25|            settled so far, that the Manichees were to be abandoned; judging
10     6, 5-7  |          all be), whereas among the Manichees our credulity was mocked
11     6, 7-12 | superstition with me, loving in the Manichees that show of continency
12     7, 2-3  |       nation of darkness, which the Manichees are wont to set as an opposing
13     8, 10-23|            or to the theatre, these Manichees cry out, Behold, here are
14     8, 10-23|             church? would not these Manichees also be in a strait what
15     9, 4-8  |         sorrow was I angered at the Manichees! and again I pitied them,