Book, Chapter

 1      I, 9 |      uncertainties should be submitted for proof to the rule, and
 2      I, 9 |    those points) will not be submitted to the standard of certainties
 3      I, 9 | common condition, have to be submitted, although they are uncertain,
 4     IV, 8 |  such, would not at all have submitted to any touch. "Tangere enim
 5     IV, 21| orders inhuman conduct to be submitted to the trial by testimony,
 6     IV, 38|  different from the question submitted to you. God forbid, then,
 7     IV, 38|     questions which were not submitted to Him, you, in fact, represent
 8     IV, 38|     world." For the question submitted to Christ had nothing to
 9      V, 3 |      own curse, than to have submitted Him to the malediction of
10      V, 10|   the resurrection which you submitted to the dissolution, what
11      V, 14| righteousness, they have not submitted themselves unto the righteousness