Book, Chapter

 1   1,  24|     fact that they seem in some sort to scourge their bodies
 2   1,  28|         as decided for you by a sort of lot, according as each
 3   1,  32|      own advantage follows by a sort of natural consequence,
 4   2,  12|        to correct texts of this sort. For the same reason it
 5   2,  14|        those who have been in a sort of way nurtured and brought
 6   2,  22|     those at least who have any sort of acquaintance with matters
 7   2,  23|                All arts of this sort, therefore, are either nullities,
 8   2,  24|        for each person the same sort of omens as they see his
 9   2,  26|    institutions of men are in a sort of way representations and
10   2,  29|       freely used; or acts by a sort of charm, in which case
11   2,  31|         not a man." Now at this sort of ensnaring arguments,
12   3,  12|       regard to matters of this sort, whatever the holy men of
13   3,  19|      the shameless license of a sort of slavish freedom heap
14   3,  19|     more eager for the emptiest sort of distinction the more
15   3,  20| despised. And certainly neither sort of temptation was wanting
16   3,  35|       know. Now numbers of this sort are often put for time universal;
17   3,  37|      when an expression of this sort occurs where it is customary
18   4,  10|         some indication of this sort be given, the subject discussed
19   4,  14|   truths. And something of this sort occurs in a letter of the
20   4,  23|      whenever questions of that sort turn up; just as we must
21   4,  24|      more since anything of the sort was attempted there. In
22   4,  24|     break down hardness of this sort, speech needs to be vehement.
23   4,  28|       when he is describing the sort of man a bishop ought to
24   4,  31|      striven to depict, not the sort of man I am myself (for
25   4,  31|         are very many), but the sort of man he ought to be who