Book, Chapter

 1   1,  30|        help if he were in need. Whence it follows, that he whose
 2   1,  34|         to take a fleshly body. Whence also that expression, "The
 3   2,  12|  naturally occur to one's mind. Whence, I think, that expression
 4   2,  16|        consists of three parts, whence also God is to be loved
 5   2,  20|   grieved by your present loss. Whence that witty saying of Cato,
 6   2,  22| position of the constellations. Whence it necessarily follows that
 7   3,  33|      man the measure of faith." Whence it is said to certain believers: "
 8   3,  35|      seventy and seven hundred (whence the seventy years mentioned
 9   4,  10|   conveys the meaning intended. Whence a certain author, when dealing
10   4,  21|         sins of the human race. Whence also the Lord says, 'I am
11   4,  26|     observations from a quarter whence nothing was expected; when