Book, Chapter

 1   1,  31|   loves us, and Holy Scripture frequently sets before us the love
 2   2,   3|     and the flute and the lyre frequently give not only a sweet but
 3   2,  16| minerals, or plants, which are frequently referred to in Scripture
 4   2,  16|     animals, which are no less frequently mentioned by way of comparison,
 5   2,  20|       avenged by the dogs; for frequently men are so superstitious
 6   2,  23|  struck by lightning, men have frequently drawn omens by conjectures
 7   2,  25|      old men from whom we have frequently heard it. And we may well
 8   2,  28|   childish instruction. For we frequently seek information about a
 9   2,  29|      marks are not used, it is frequently doubtful whether the thing
10   2,  35|      partition, although it is frequently applied to falsities, is
11   3,   3|     reason the vulgar idiom is frequently more useful in conveying
12   3,   8|    false gods, which Scripture frequently and justly speaks of as
13   3,  10|       to their own customs, it frequently happens that a man will
14   3,  12|        among whom we live, but frequently also transgressing the bounds
15   3,  19|        of distinction the more frequently and the more widely they
16   3,  33|     one place or another, very frequently. ~
17   3,  35|         a rule by which we can frequently discover or conjecture quantities
18   4,   5|    eloquence without wisdom is frequently a positive injury, and is
19   4,  12|       hence even falsities are frequently a source of pleasure when
20   4,  24|      style, on the other hand, frequently silences the audience by
21   4,  26|  subject: this style, so used, frequently calls forth applause so