Book, Chapter

 1      I, 17    |     especially the supreme and best. This topic, however, we
 2      I, 19    |     point they have their very best pretext for initiating and
 3     II, 2     |        otherwise of him, he is best and useful; and although
 4     II, 4     |        high position, to God's best; that is, to some higher
 5     IV, 17    |        discipline, through the best precepts of which it was
 6     IV, 17    |        I think that I have the best reason possible for insisting
 7     IV, 17    |        was only then doing his best to teach them? Or He who
 8     IV, 29    |   thereof. But He will Himself best explain the quality of that
 9     IV, 35    |      must of course pass as it best may, if anybody supposes
10     IV, 37    |     house." This he did in the best possible way, by receiving
11      V, 1intro|       in short, I who have the best reason possible for bringing
12      V, 5     | Testament, the heretic, to the best of my belief, holds in derision.