Book, Chapter

 1        1, IX     |      ignorance of those who are easily deceived, lead them away
 2        1, XXII   |        he will be able the more easily to establish the falsity
 3        1, LII    |         himself from them, more easily than he will surrender his
 4        1, LII    |         even the former are not easily put aside by those who have
 5        1, LII    |       For example, no one could easily persuade an Egyptian to
 6        2, XLVIII |       no fiction, they are very easily counted of whom this is
 7        3, VIII   |    these individuals who can be easily numbered, have endured death
 8        3, LXV    |       the power to turn from it easily to a proper life, and one
 9        4, LXXII  |    together the two statements, easily see for what purpose the "
10        4, LXXV   |       nature with weapons which easily bring us under their power."
11        4, LXXXVII|       upon its hands, and being easily captured, dwelleth in kings'
12        4, XCI    |         this distinction can be easily refuted, cannot the assertion
13        5, LXIV   |      persons, and those who are easily deceived, from sound doctrine.
14        6, XXIV   | credibility, that neither these easily deceived women, nor the
15        6, XXVI   |      few individuals, and these easily counted. And as it does
16        6, XXXII  |        we, delude those who are easily carried away by the glitter
17        7, II     |         feeble, that they might easily be overthrown even by those
18        7, LVIII  |          Any one who wishes can easily by searching find more of
19        7, LX     |       to them, so that they may easily be induced, after their
20        7, LXI    |          Any one who wishes can easily by searching find more of
21        8, LXXV   |      excess of modesty, are not easily induced to take a public