Book, Chapter

1     3, 12-21|     fitted to receive it), he refused, wisely, as I afterwards
2     5, 6-10 | suspicious even of truth, and refused to assent to it, if delivered
3     5, 14-25|     Name of Christ, I utterly refused to commit the cure of my
4     6, 4-6  |    should believe falsehoods, refused to be cured; resisting Thy
5     7, 2-3  |    done unto Thee, hadst Thou refused to fight with it? For, if
6     8, 5-11 |   under service to the earth, refused to fight under Thy banner,
7     8, 7-18 |       Thee! Yet it drew back; refused, but excused not itself.
8     9, 8-18 |      her instinctive feelings refused. For this she did, not out
9    10, 31-46|       good, and nothing to be refused, which is received with