Book, Chapter

1        1, XVIII  |      change the character of the hearer on the very spot, and which
2        1, XLVIII |     Saviour by every intelligent hearer of the Gospels?--although
3        2, XIII   |          which could impress the hearer with a feeling of its truth,
4        4, XXVI   |        as in the presence of the Hearer of all things, to say nothing
5        4, XXXVIII|      words, which would give the hearer the impression that they
6        4, LXXVII |         the stage, and who was a hearer of the lectures on the philosophy
7        6, XLVI   |        right to adduce, that the hearer may understand in some slight
8        6, LVII   |        to secure the will of the hearer, and his inclination to
9        6, LXV    | attributes, in order to lead the hearer by the hand, as it were,