Chapter

 1   4|        come to be. If this is~the case, then, in so far as a thing
 2   5|                16. This being the case, when that verse of Maro'
 3   5|       harmful, who in this latter case would not prefer ignorance?
 4   6|           the truth, since in his case he does not ~deceive but
 5   6|        better to lie in the first case than to be deceived in the
 6   6|         when I say that in such a case a~man may be deceived without
 7   7|          alike, as happens in the case of twins - whence our poet
 8   7|           subject. But, in such a case, by not positively affirming
 9   7|        for something else. In his case, he did not discover the
10   8|        This happened first in the case ~of the angels and, afterward,
11   8|          be no reformation in the case of men, as there is none
12  13|        the sepulcher. This is the case no matter what the age~of
13  15|         of ~creation. But in this case he would not be set in the
14  17|  forgiveness of sins. This is the case because the sons of God,
15  21|       conceded this point. Such a case is seen in what the venerable
16  21|        concession"? ~Another such case is seen where he says, "
17  21|         Dare any of you, having a case against another,~bring it
18  22|        known sin. In this latter ~case, we are not only sinners -
19  22|          not say~of some men, "In case God giveth them repentance."~188
20  23|        much too rash. But, in any case, once a man begins to live,
21  24|          Or, is it not rather the case that, although Jerusalem
22  27| enlightened except by God.~In any case, the word concerning God, "