Chapter

 1 2 | heresies are strong in those persons who are not strong in faith.
 2 3 |    It is usual, indeed, with persons of a weaker character, to
 3 3 |    we prove the faith by the persons, or the persons by the faith?
 4 3 | faith by the persons, or the persons by the faith? No one is
 5 4 |     does not mean that those persons should be deemed approved
 6 8 |     were addressed to Jewish persons; they therefore did not
 7 9 |     an admonition to certain persons, not "to seek" anything
 8 22|    deliver all things to all persons,--in either case exposing
 9 23|      the same), to different persons, Peter to the circumcision,
10 23|   company out of respect for persons, the fault surely was one
11 24|   was according to times and persons and causes that they used
12 24|      conformity to times and persons and causes. Just (e.g.)
13 26|       and without respect to persons, in accordance with the
14 30| which he had learned of her. Persons are still living who remember
15 41|      employment; at another, persons who have apostatized from