Book, Chapter

 1   1,  24|     as to the fact that they seem in some sort to scourge
 2   2,   8|  There are other books which seem to follow no regular order,
 3   2,  13|   proportion as they wish to seem learned, not in the knowledge
 4   2,  29|      more efficacious it may seem to be. But when the reason
 5   2,  38|     who acts in this way may seem to be learned, but wise
 6   3,   2|      which makes the apostle seem not only in a strait betwixt
 7   3,  11|   interpreting phrases which seem to ascribe severity to God
 8   3,  12|     the saints and which yet seem to the unskilful to be wicked~
 9   3,  29|    illiterate, lest it might seem that I was teaching grammar.
10   3,  32|     be in Him, although they seem to be in His Church. And
11   4,   6|  words in which they are put seem not so much to be sought
12   4,   7|     the more completely they seem buried under figures of
13   4,   7| Spirit in their translation, seem to have altered some passages
14   4,  18|   great or small, should not seem unimportant. For justice
15   4,  29|      the good things he says seem to be the result of his