Book, Chapter

1     4, 3-6  |        body of divination, could persuade me to cast it aside, the
2     5, 5-8  |    thought of, but went about to persuade men, "That the Holy Ghost,
3     5, 5-9  |          of all whom he could so persuade, that whoso followed him
4     6, 5-7  |        composing my heart, didst persuade me - considering what innumerable
5     6, 5-7  | considering all this, Thou didst persuade me, that not they who believed
6    10, 30-41|       when asleep, false visions persuade to that which when waking,
7    12, 6-6  |       forms; and true reason did persuade me, that I must utterly
8    12, 16-23|          please; I will essay to persuade them to quiet, and to open
9    13, 15-17|        such pure words, which so persuade me to confess, and make