Chapter

 1 II    |     they are permitted to make use both of their own lips and
 2 XII   | vessels and utensils in common use among is, or even undergoing
 3 XIII  |      broken in its long sacred use, or as the family head feels
 4 XXI   |      and understanding--of the use of eyes and ears. As, then,
 5 XXII  |    common people make frequent use of them in cursing. In fact,
 6 XXII  |        or contrary to those in use, and straightway withdrawing
 7 XXIII |      you have been allowed the use of your ears and eyes. For
 8 XXIII |      whose names they take and use were really divine. For
 9 XXIV  |       been permitted the legal use of their ridiculous superstition,
10 XXXV  |    Christians do not even make use of in their own affairs.
11 XLII  |        an immoderate or sinful use. So we sojourn with you
12 XLII  |        matters it to you how I use them, if nevertheless the
13 XLVII |   divine writings is so far of use to me, that it leads men
14 XLVIII|        that which is in common use is far different from that
15 XLIX  |      you will, yet they are of use: they make all who believe