Chapter

 1 I    |      sift before the world the real truth in regard to the charges
 2 II   |        confession--what is the real character of the deed, how
 3 XVII |        He is therefore equally real and great. But that which,
 4 XXIII|       different names you have real identity. Let a person be
 5 XXIII|        the race of demons, the real race in both cases. Let
 6 XXVII|        are well assured of the real objects to whom these services
 7 XLIV |       a loss as great as it is real, no one estimates the injury
 8 XLV  | requisite to produce a life of real virtue. Man's wisdom to
 9 XLV  |        spoken. But what is the real authority of human laws,
10 XLV  |        for sin,--we alone make real effort to attain a blameless
11 XLVI | integrity, as those who have a real concern about their salvation.