Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|         he might read through a book presented to him on the
 2 pref,   0|     gospel itself, or to read a book, or to listen to another
 3 pref,   0|       one else, when he finds a book, to tell him what is written
 4 pref,   0|       about to traverse in this book. ~
 5   1      |                                 BOOK I. - Containing a General
 6   1, arg |        be sought. In this first book he treats of things, which
 7   1,  40 |       be the end of the present book. In the next I shall discuss,
 8   2      |                                 BOOK II.~
 9   2, arg |    ambiguous signs. The present book deals only with unknown
10   2, arg |       for treatment in the next book. The difficulty arising
11   2,   7 |         touched in the previous book when I was treating about
12   2,   8 |       Numbers, Deuteronomy; one book of Joshua the son of Nun;
13   2,   8 |        one of Judges; one short book called Ruth, which seems
14   2,   8 | Prophets, in which there is one book of the Psalms of David;
15   2,   8 |  disjoined, are reckoned as one book; the names of these prophets
16   2,   8 |     Jude; and one of James; one book of the Acts of the Apostles;
17   2,   9 |     have spoken in the previous book. After this, when we have
18   2,  42 |         I shall now, in a third book, endeavour to say what the
19   3      |                                 BOOK III.~
20   3, arg |      discussed in the preceding book the method of dealing with
21   3, arg |    signs, goes on in this third book to treat of ambiguous signs.
22   3,   1 |         described in the second book. ~
23   3,   2 |       was speaking in the first book about things. But if both
24   3,  10 |     been spoken of in the first book. ~
25   3,  24 |       we discussed in the first book, to turn it in every way
26   3,  29 |     advice above, in the second book namely, where I treated
27   3,  30 |         up altogether), wrote a book which he called the Book
28   3,  30 |        book which he called the Book of Rules, because in it
29   3,  30 |        thus commences this very book: "Of all the things that
30   3,  30 |  necessary as to write a little book of rules, and, as it were,
31   3,  30 |          in order both that the book may be read by the studious (
32   3,  33 |      made use of when writing a book on this subject. It may
33   3,  36 |         of. For example, in the book of Genesis we read, "And
34   3,  36 |                     In the same book, again, when the generations
35   3,  37 |       discuss, in the following book, so far as God has given
36   4      |                                 BOOK IV.~
37   4,   1 |       within the compass of one book, and so finish the whole
38   4,   7 |    quoting principally from the book of that prophet who says
39   4,  21 |   sacrament of the cup. In this book he resolves the question,
40   4,  21 |         For we find that in the book of Genesis this very circumstance
41   4,  31 |                            This book has extended to a greater