Book, Chapter

 1   1,  22|         suffers no stream to be drawn off from itself by whose
 2   2,   6|     than if no such figure were drawn from the sacred books, though
 3   2,   7|        temporal things has been drawn far away from such a love
 4   2,  23|  created and ordained, men have drawn lying omens of their own
 5   2,  23|  lightning, men have frequently drawn omens by conjectures of
 6   2,  23|         writing, as if they had drawn them by rule. ~
 7   2,  31|       conclusions are sometimes drawn by a good and learned man,
 8   2,  31|        valid conclusions may be drawn not only from true but from
 9   2,  33|         False inferences may be drawn from valid seasonings, and
10   2,  33|        a false inference may be drawn by a valid process of reasoning,
11   3,  25|   expressed will be found to be drawn either from like objects
12   3,  34|        tables of the heart," is drawn, the prophet intended to
13   4,   7|      Examples of true eloquence drawn from the epistles of Paul
14   4,  12|        he is persuaded if he be drawn by your promises, and awed
15   4,  18|    circle, viz., that all lines drawn from the centre to the circumference
16   4,  20|  Examples of the various styles drawn from Scripture~
17   4,  21| Examples of the various styles, drawn from the teachers of the