Book, Chapter

1     2, 3-5  |         as may light upon these writings of mine. And to what purpose?
2     5, 7-13 |          5.7.13 My zeal for the writings of Manichaeus being thus
3     7, 21-27|         blotted out? This those writings contain not. Those pages
4     8, 2-3  |         had not fallen upon the writings of other philosophers, full
5     8, 2-4  | searched into all the Christian writings, and said to Simplicianus (
6     9, 4-7  |         to have inserted in our writings. For rather would he have
7     9, 4-11 |      blind bawler against those writings, which are honied with the
8     9, 9-19 |         they heard the marriage writings read to them, they should