Book, Chapter

 1   1,   1|          meaning, and the mode of making known the meaning when it
 2   1,   1| ascertaining, next of the mode of making known, the meaning; a great
 3   1,  40|      unfeigned," and is bent upon making all his understanding of
 4   2,   1|         not from any intention of making it a sign that it is so,
 5   2,   1|     nothing with the intention of making it known. This class of
 6   2,   6|       kinds of superstitions, and making them through their imitation
 7   2,  20|   arrangements made by men to the making and worshipping of idols
 8   2,  31|           man, with the object of making the person from whose error
 9   2,  37|         they cannot prove them by making trial of them. And in the
10   2,  39|          to matters of this kind, making it unnecessary for the Christian
11   2,  40|         they themselves, were not making a good use of; in the same
12   3,  18|        what in the Old Testament, making allowance for the condition
13   4,   1|          meaning, and the mode of making known the meaning when it
14   4,   1| ascertaining, next of the mode of making known the meaning." As,
15   4,   1|          things about the mode of making known the meaning, in order
16   4,  10|          delight by those who are making their first acquaintance
17   4,  11|        eloquence consists, not in making people like what they disliked,
18   4,  11|        what they disliked, nor in making them do what they shrank
19   4,  11|          they shrank from, but in making clear what was obscure;
20   4,  20|           rejoicing; as poor, yet making many rich; as having nothing,
21   4,  22|         be treated forcibly, thus making the tide of eloquence to
22   4,  25|        prompter compliance, or in making them adhere to it more tenaciously.