Book, Chapter

 1   1,   1|       the mode of ascertaining, next of the mode of making known,
 2   1,  40|        the present book. In the next I shall discuss, as far
 3   2, arg|   reserved for treatment in the next book. The difficulty arising
 4   2,   7|        were nailed to the tree. Next it is necessary to have
 5   2,   8|         the beginning of Kings; next, four books of Kings, and
 6   2,   8|        of Kings and Chronicles. Next are the Prophets, in which
 7   2,   9|        wholly ignorant of them. Next, those matters that are
 8   2,  16|         looked on in amazement. Next, we have to inquire in the
 9   2,  27|              But, coming to the next point, we are not to reckon
10   2,  32|    apostle wished to overthrow. Next, from this antecedent, the
11   3,   2|         was), so as to make the next sentence run, "Verbum hoc
12   3,   2|       flesh], so as to make the next sentence, "et spiritus perficientes
13   3,   5|         words, about which I am next to speak, demand no ordinary
14   3,  35|                          In the next place, our author calls
15   3,  36|    knowledge of good and evil." Next the river is mentioned which
16   4,   1|       the mode of ascertaining, next of the mode of making known
17   4,   7|       man think me a fool." The next has three members: "if otherwise,
18   4,   7|        if a man exalt himself." Next three clauses (membra):
19   4,   7|     fool.) I am more." Then the next four sections are given
20   4,   7|       frequent, in deaths oft." Next is interposed a short period;
21   4,   7|   thrice I suffered shipwreck." Next comes a clause: "a night
22   4,   7|         have been in the deep." Next fourteen sections burst
23   4,   7|      into the house of Israel!" Next, that he may use the favours
24   4,   7|                                 Next he reproaches them with
25   4,   8| themselves regarded, but coming next to it. The expositors of