Book, Chapter

 1        3, II   |  certain men as prophets, and reject others as utterers of false
 2        3, XI   |     Jewish customs, or should reject the burden of clean and
 3        3, XVI  |  other individual should ever reject the doctrine respecting
 4        3, LXXII| himself as follows: "Wise men reject what we say, being led into
 5        3, LXXII|     who was really wise would reject what is said by a Christian
 6        4, LIX  |       a virtuous soul, and to reject and treat with dishonour
 7        5, LXIII|  first and second admonition, reject, knowing that he that is
 8        7, XL   |    other such monsters. If we reject all these fables, it is
 9        8, XVI  |   Lord, who confess that they reject every other lord, and serve
10        8, XLVII| accept his own statements and reject those of others, would conclude,
11        8, LIII |      accept nor recklessly to reject the opinions held by the
12        8, LXXV |    are ambitious of ruling we reject; but we constrain those