Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|        them, they have failed to clear up the point they wish cleared
 2   1,   9 |       splendour of its light, so clear and so near, is poured into
 3   1,  12 |         eye when it is sound and clear, He condescended to make
 4   1,  30 |       fool would say this, it is clear that every man is to be
 5   1,  36 |     pernicious, and he is wholly clear from the charge of deception.
 6   1,  36 |      practiced upon, it is quite clear that in any particular case
 7   2,  12 |          yet the meaning is very clear; for it is made evident
 8   2,  16 |  expressions in Scripture become clear. ~
 9   2,  16 |       whole mind; and it is very clear that in the body there are
10   2,  36 |  narrative, when it is short and clear, is effective, and that
11   2,  38 |         science of number, it is clear to the dullest apprehension
12   3,   3 |       make in secret," it is not clear to the reader whether he
13   3,   3 |         Latin but the sense less clear. But sometimes when the
14   3,   3 |       short. But as it is, it is clear that it should be pronounced
15   3,  11 |      lust. And if its meaning be clear, we are not to give it some
16   3,  28 |        remains for us to make it clear by the evidence of reason.
17   3,  33 |    questions. It was the want of clear views on this question that
18   3,  33 |          efforts of Tichonius to clear up this point were good,
19   3,  34 |       not that he grudges us the clear apprehension of Scripture,
20   4,   4 | narrative. On the other hand, to clear up points that are doubtful
21   4,  11 |       shrank from, but in making clear what was obscure; yet if
22   4,  21 |          of the apostles, though clear, are yet profound, and are
23   4,  21 |      nature." It is sufficiently clear, I think, that this eloquence
24   4,  26 |         endeavour not only to be clear and intelligible, but to