Book, Chapter

 1      I, 22    | come to hand unmistakeable rules for examining God's goodness.
 2      I, 22    |   then to draw it out into rules. Now, when I survey the
 3     II, 1     |   been excluded by certain rules which prescriptively settle
 4     II, 2     |   O man, but one sun which rules this world and even when
 5    III, 1intro|    way. In our compendious rules of faith, however, she has
 6     IV, 4     |   principle of time, which rules that the authority lies
 7     IV, 5     |    order of periods, which rules that a late date is the
 8     IV, 25    | relation to the life whose rules he was himself in the habit
 9      V, 7     |   also, when (the apostle) rules that marriage should be "
10      V, 8     |  they agree, too, with the rules, and the dispensations,
11      V, 19    |   of subtle speech and the rules of philosophy. But (once