Book, Chapter

 1   1,  30|               were in need. Whence it follows, that he whose duty it would
 2   1,  32|               other our own advantage follows by a sort of natural consequence,
 3   1,  37|             true and certain, then it follows that the meaning he had
 4   2,   8|           narrative of the times, and follows the order of the events.
 5   2,   8|              of these prophets are as follows: Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah,
 6   2,  22|             in the case of twins, one follows the other out of the womb
 7   2,  22| constellations. Whence it necessarily follows that twins are in many cases
 8   2,  31|               repudiated as false, it follows that since they would be
 9   2,  33|            the snail has no voice, it follows (since when the consequent
10   2,  34|            man who only knows that it follows that if there is no resurrection
11   3,   1|               and scope of that which follows~
12   3,   2|              Christ]. But since there follows "multo enim magis optimum" [
13   3,   2|             resolved by one word that follows, which is translated denim [
14   3,   2|            two]; and after this point follows: "concupiscentiam habens
15   3,   3|            such a way as to make what follows an answer to this question, "
16   3,   3|          charge of God's elect?" what follows will be put as an interrogative: "
17   3,   3|              shall we say then?" what follows were given as the answer
18   3,   5|             to the letter. For he who follows the letter takes figurative
19   3,  10|               the way is certainly as follows: Whatever there is in the
20   3,  16|               a kindness. But in what follows, "for in so doing thou shalt
21   3,  17|             the Scriptures will be as follows, to recognize that some
22   3,  34|         referred to. What immediately follows, too, may be understood
23   3,  36|             good for food. Here there follows "The tree of life also was
24   4,   7|           koola" and "kommata", there follows a rounded sentence (ambitus
25   4,   7|           eloquence his attendant; he follows the first, the second follows
26   4,   7|         follows the first, the second follows him, and yet he does not
27   4,   7|              as to the sentence which follows all these: "and they were
28   4,  21|               I am the true vine,' it follows that the blood of Christ
29   4,  21|             in all of the letter that follows, the subdued style is maintained,
30   4,  21|            too long to quote all that follows. ~
31   4,  22|             and flow like the sea. It follows from this, that the majestic
32   4,  24|        frequent and vehement applause follows a speaker, we are not to