Book, Chapter

 1    I, 10|       on the shore; and in the confidence inspired by his Indian victory,
 2    I, 17|    eloquence? By no means; but confidence was wanting to him, being
 3    I, 20|        not give way, with this confidence, perhaps, because it had
 4   II, 8 |    that every one should place confidence in himself, and use his
 5   II, 8 |     truth, rather than through confidence in others to be deceived
 6  III, 1 |        themselves and to place confidence. But since God has willed
 7  III, 1 |     otherwise be regarded with confidence: but, as it was right, He
 8  III, 24|   false. But since they placed confidence in the first, they do not
 9    V, 20|       reason, while they place confidence in the errors of others.
10    V, 20| Besides this, if they have any confidence in philosophy or in eloquence,
11    V, 20|       manner, if they have any confidence in the truth; let them speak,
12   VI, 25|     one should chance to place confidence in his integrity and innocence,