Book, Chapter

1        3, XXXVIII|         owing to the different methods of education, to speak of
2        4, XIX    | alienation, had to be cured by methods which the Word saw would
3        4, LIII   |      by the comparison of both methods he may form a correct idea
4        6, VII    |      stand investigation." Our methods of discussion, however,
5        6, XXXIX  |      all those who have taught methods of purification, or expiatory
6        7, XLIV   |       certain things after the methods which mathematicians call
7        8, LIII   |   perception," or by any other methods used by different sects
8        8, LX     |     would go beyond the common methods adopted by men, he must