Part, Question

 1   1, 113 |     be wrought by demons, to persuade one of what ~is false, they
 2   2, 27  | science that enables man to ~persuade others; and this is what
 3   2, 99  |      thus ~also he who would persuade a man to the observance
 4   2, 105 |  which an orator employs to ~persuade. Consequently, although
 5   2, 46  |     certain suspicion, or to persuade somewhat, and this belongs
 6   2, 65  | concerning anyone who would ~persuade a man to serve strange gods: "
 7   2, 128 |   listen ~to those who would persuade us to relish human things
 8   2, 163 |   because there ~was none to persuade him to lead an evil life;
 9   2, 175 |     as to teach, please, and persuade, as Augustine says (De Doctr. ~
10   2, 187 |      Secondly, if one person persuade another simoniacally to
11   3, 40  |      in order that he ~might persuade men by his example to embrace
12 Suppl, 11|     heretic, whom ~he cannot persuade to desist from misleading
13 Suppl, 53|     to the wife if he cannot persuade her to observe continence.~