Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref |    Matthew, for the testimony of Mark is to the same effect. And
 2        1, LXII |          in one of the copies of Mark's Gospel. And we have not
 3        3, LI   |        have not yet obtained the mark of complete purification;
 4        4, XCI  |          They, pale with terror, mark its spires unrolled,~And
 5        5, XXXII|        nought;" and that it is a mark of irreligion not to throw
 6        5, XXXIX|   divinity or other? For it is a mark of exceeding stupidity to
 7        5, LVI  |          think, that Matthew and Mark speak of one, and Luke and
 8        6, IX   |      greater precision, that the mark of the wounds which is made
 9        6, IX   |          each one of us and this mark is impressed by Christ the
10        6, XLIII|                           XLIII.~Mark now, whether he who charges
11        6, LII  | demanding it back? For it is the mark of a needy person to demand
12        7, LIX  |      prepare food for persons of mark, or those who prepare it
13        8, XVII |         the badge or distinctive mark of a secret and forbidden