Book, Chapter

 1     5, 5-8  |      evident enough, seeing he delivered things which not only he
 2     5, 6-10 |    refused to assent to it, if delivered in a smooth and copious
 3     5, 6-10 | therefore true, because rudely delivered; nor therefore false, because
 4     7, 5-8  |        of the hours) both were delivered at the same instant; so
 5     7, 19-25|      had learnt out of what is delivered to us in writing of Him
 6     7, 21-27|     upon us, and we are justly delivered over unto that ancient sinner,
 7     9, 11-27|   wherever you be." And having delivered this sentiment in what words
 8    10, 36-59|     men when Thou judgest; nor delivered when Thou condemnest. But
 9    12, 30-41|      see and express the truth delivered in those words, let us love
10    13, 24-37|        we read to be obscurely delivered but in one. Thus are the