Book, Chapter

1        1, LII  |  adhesion to His doctrine, and betake them selves to the better
2        3, XXIII|       would defend such beings betake themselves to allegorical
3        3, LXXV |     else he will be obliged to betake himself to those of them
4        3, LXXV |    young s children. We do not betake ourselves then to young
5        4, XC   |        the divine oracles, and betake himself to birds; and on
6        5, XIV  |        return any answer, they betake themselves to a most absurd
7        5, XXIII| arguments. We, however, do not betake ourselves to a most absurd
8        6, XI   |        divine whither they may betake themselves, and whom they
9        6, XI   |        divine whither we shall betake ourselves, and whom we shall