Book, Chapter

 1        1, XIII |       Christianity, of much more importance to give our assent to doctrines
 2        1, XXXVI|          even about events of no importance, to soothe those who desire
 3        1, LXIII|  narration of things of inferior importance, to believe also the account
 4        2, LIV  |          magnify and enhance the importance of his place of burial,
 5        3, I    |        that "there is nothing of importance in the investigations of
 6        3, II   |        which were of far greater importance in themselves, and which
 7        3, XXII |          doctrine of pre-eminent importance; if, on the other hand,
 8        3, XXIV |         we deem this a matter of importance, can clearly show a countless
 9        3, XXV  |       honours, seeing some great importance or other attaching to his
10        3, LVIII| discussed topics of the greatest importance, and where it is demonstrated
11        4, XXX  |      opinions on matters of such importance as if they understood them,
12        5, LII  |  announcing something of greater importance (than those who preceded
13        5, LVIII|    announce something of greater importance (than any others who preceded
14        5, LIX  |         give it an appearance of importance, he recklessly adds certain
15        5, LXI  |        upon those of the highest importance? Nay, medicine also ought
16        6, XLIV |         we have added nothing of importance to this treatise. If any