Book, Chapter

 1        1, XVII  |    True Discourse, "Why, good sir, do you make it a boast
 2        1, XVIII |    would say, "Come now, good sir, take down the poems of
 3        1, XLIII |    How are you able to prove, sir, that the Lord spake to
 4        1, XLVI  |   dove, we would say to him, "Sir, who is it that says in
 5        2, XXXIII|        our answer to him is: "Sir, either disbelieve all the
 6        3, XIX   |       to this we reply, "Good sir, (suppose that) you are
 7        3, LVIII |       kind of father, my good sir, and what kind of teacher,
 8        3, LXXX  |   with God: "As for you, good sir, they also are won over
 9        4, IV    | against himself thus: My good sir, does the God who is over
10        5, XL    |      do you mean to say, good sir, is "king of all things?"
11        8, IX    |   demons, or as heroes: "Now, sir, can you prove that the
12        8, XXXIX |   says, "Do you not see, good sir, that even your own demon
13        8, XLVIII|      says, "Just as you, good sir, believe in eternal punishments,