Book, Chapter

 1   2,  29|        accustomed to answer like questions about every one of the heavenly
 2   2,  31|         unravelling all sorts of questions that come up in Scripture,
 3   2,  37|    plausible speech and catching questions, or make them think that
 4   2,  39|          past with a view to the questions arising in Scripture that
 5   3,   3| understood to every one of these questions. On the other hand, in that
 6   3,  33|         to the solution of other questions. It was the want of clear
 7   3,  35|    appears that it is not merely questions about times that are to
 8   4,  18|      himself, in regard to legal questions: he could not, however,
 9   4,  18|         regard to ecclesiastical questions, the only ones that an address
10   4,  18|     concerned with. For of legal questions those are called small which
11   4,  18|         to put it for little. In questions like ours, however, where
12   4,  20|      unravel the difficulties of questions, but also, while doing this,
13   4,  20|        doing this, to meet other questions which may chance to suggest
14   4,  20|   however, the solution of these questions suggest itself as soon as
15   4,  20|    suggest itself as soon as the questions themselves arise, it is
16   4,  20|        out of one question other questions arise, and out of these
17   4,  23|          or writing, when knotty questions turn up for solution, accuracy
18   4,  23|        other two styles whenever questions of that sort turn up; just
19   4,  26|     simplicity, when it unravels questions of very great difficulty,