Book, Chapter

 1      I, 17    |    shall afterwards more fully treat, with a condemnation of
 2      I, 18    | depreciate). We must here also treat of the quality of the (new)
 3     II, 2     |    deny God intelligently, you treat of Him ignorantly; nay,
 4     II, 2     |       never accuse, nay, never treat of. You give Him His name
 5     II, 25    |      Him! Foolish heretic, who treat with scorn so fine an argument
 6    III, 1intro|       order of our subject, to treat of Christ, although this
 7    III, 4     |       here convenient to me to treat that other point: Why he
 8     IV, 10    |        suggestions rather than treat them anew. Concerning the
 9     IV, 23    |      long ago did you begin to treat with us, that you should
10     IV, 29    |        That steward who should treat his fellow-servants well
11     IV, 29    |      the very last mite," they treat of in the person of the
12     IV, 38    |     precipice. For thus do men treat of the Creator respecting
13      V, 13    |        its termination, I must treat but briefly the points which
14      V, 15    |        of the apostle) I would treat in such a way as to maintain
15      V, 19    |      of Christ?" We do not now treat of the law, further than (
16      V, 21    |        one to Titus, which all treat of ecclesiastical discipline.