Book, Chapter

1     IV, 23|        were from pride or from hypocrisy that he had said, "I will
2     IV, 23|      an act of either pride or hypocrisy as worthy of rejection,
3     IV, 28|     Justly, therefore, was the hypocrisy of the Pharisees displeasing
4     IV, 28|        the Pharisees, which is hypocrisy," not the proclamation of
5     IV, 28| another god, against whom such hypocrisy indeed might have been admissible,
6     IV, 28|    then, He had censured their hypocrisy, which covered the secrets
7      V, 12|    himself, of course by their hypocrisy, he charges them with the