Chapter

 1 I     |       exercise your authority in making public inquiry with the
 2 IV    | wonderful that man should err in making a law, or come to his senses
 3 V     |        sword the Christian sect, making profess then especially
 4 IX    |  incestuous mishaps. Some of us, making matters still more secure,
 5 XI    |          reason there may be for making gods at all; and I find
 6 XII   |         same gods, that in their making they suffer as we do themselves.
 7 XIII  |        the objects of your fear, making mock of those whose honour
 8 XIII  |     selling them, changing them--making sometimes a cooking-pot
 9 XIII  |       the auction-catalogue, and making them a source of revenue.
10 XXI   |          the dead to life again, making the very elements of nature
11 XXIII |      thence about to come again, making the whole world shake, filling
12 XXIII |         earth with dread alarms, making all but Christians wail--
13 XXIII |     readier confidence to people making confessions against themselves,
14 XXXIII|         under the Most High, and making it less than divine, I commend