Chapter

 1 1 |     learn about that which you hold of God; but from none else
 2 5 |         They may very possibly hold themselves ready for stripping
 3 6 |   Christians are privileged to hold. As, therefore, Soranus
 4 11|      spirit--the soul which we hold to be, by the propriety
 5 19|      had no intellect. But (we hold the contrary): for Christ,
 6 26|       our own lines and firmly hold my ground there, for the
 7 28| novelty. This notable saying I hold to be plainly false, though
 8 32|       Plato, or if I could lay hold of the "entelechies" of
 9 51|    which they have so feeble a hold through not being taught
10 54|      all the philosophers, who hold the soul's immortality,