Book, Chapter

 1        1, XVIII   |       of the two are the better fitted to change the character
 2        1, L       |  chooses may say what he thinks fitted to ensure a refutation of
 3        1, LXII    |         multitude, and who were fitted both to think and speak
 4        2, XLVIII  |       whom the Logos knew to be fitted for a resurrection, in order
 5        2, LX      |         it is nevertheless only fitted to confirm a necessary doctrine,
 6        2, LXIX    |        the cross was not better fitted to serve the purposes of
 7        2, LXIX    |         evangelists here is not fitted to make an impression: for
 8        3, VIII    |       they also might be better fitted to despise death, some,
 9        3, XXXIX   |    invent occurrences which are fitted of themselves to conduct
10        3, LXXV    |       most benevolent kind, and fitted for the conversion of souls,
11        4, XXXVIII |       inspired," are not better fitted to excite laughter:--~"'
12        4, XXXVIII |        Form'd to her shape, and fitted to her air.~But in her breast
13        4, XXXVIII |        also about the casket is fitted of itself to excite laughter;
14        4, LII     |    Papiscus and Jason, which is fitted to excite pity and hatred
15        4, LII     |   Papiscus regarding Christ was fitted to excite not laughter,
16        4, LXXXVIII|     divine in their nature, and fitted to operations of that kind,
17        4, XCV     | following must be considered as fitted to do so: "Ye shall not
18        5, VI      |   relating to the Jews which is fitted to excite wonder, is that
19        5, XV      |  obscure terms to questions not fitted to the capacity of simple
20        6, I       |        of holy Scripture as are fitted to impress even the intelligent
21        6, I       |        adopt a style of address fitted to do good to all, and to
22        6, II      |      truth, but which should be fitted to gain over the multitude,
23        6, XLIV    |      nourished and watered, are fitted for their purpose, even
24        6, XLVI    |      the book of Daniel, and is fitted to make an intelligent and
25        6, XLIX    |       in my judgment, which was fitted to overthrow the statement
26        6, LXXV    |       to be writings apparently fitted to afford a handle for a