Chapter

 1 2 |        ears, when the shepherds brought him to him; and Hermotimus,
 2 4 |     taken in the sense of being brought forth; inasmuch as everything
 3 16|       from that which the devil brought in, who is himself styled
 4 18|       or wisdom, whenever it is brought into communication with
 5 26|    birth, who was not yet fully brought forth, but whose hand only
 6 27|        natural usage, which has brought shame on the intercourse
 7 33|     judicial recompense will be brought to nought, as there will
 8 33|      your exquisite Ciceros, is brought up on the most splendid
 9 34|        he had recovered her and brought her back--whether on his
10 39|        to pass that all men are brought to the birth with idolatry
11 40|        commission of a crime is brought to trial, only in such a
12 43| generally, in His dispensations brought nothing to pass without
13 46|         also discovered, thefts brought to light, and treasures
14 57|       to accidents, are in fact brought about by demons. This imposture