Book, Chapter

 1   1,  14|           who despised God, so the latter is called foolishness, but
 2   2,  29|     mixture is approved of, in the latter the superstitious charm
 3   3,  16|            help not a sinner." The latter clause of this sentence
 4   3,  18|        charity, and the use of the latter with lust. ~
 5   3,  18| circumstances of the times; in the latter case he gratifies a lust
 6   3,  34|       although now speaking of the latter, seems to be still speaking
 7   3,  35|           eight days," counted the latter part of the day on which
 8   3,  35|          Christ. For unless to the latter part of the day on which
 9   3,  35|            a whole day, and to the latter part of the night in which
10   4,   2|           and plausibly, while the latter shall tell the truth in
11   4,   2|   sophistical arguments, while the latter shall be unable either to
12   4,   2|           to rouse them, while the latter shall in defense of the
13   4,   6|           appeared to be doing the latter. And in those passages where
14   4,  10|           os", if he fear that the latter might be taken not as the
15   4,  21|       rising above its powers? The latter has no intervals of intermission,
16   4,  21|             Now I have cited these latter passages as examples of
17   4,  29|         not belong to him, and the latter receives from another what