Chapter

1 2 | discipline, with how cogent and contrary (arguments) are we for our
2 8 |  favourable, yet by others of a contrary significance the thorough
3 13|        by many; so that, on the contrary, ye should prefer to forgive
4 13|         interpretation which is contrary to ours will recognise a
5 14|        superciliousness, on the contrary, was he compelled to declare, "
6 15|        had decreed nothing of a contrary nature just before? Compare,
7 15|  understand anything in a sense contrary to the nature and design
8 15|      design of the man himself, contrary to the norm and rule of
9 22|      whatever. Apostasy, on the contrary, what ingenuities of butchery