Book, Chapter

1   II, 16|     are not only safe from the attacks of demons, but that they
2  III, 23|     the seasons or to ward off attacks from their bodies, because
3  III, 23|   would both be exposed to the attacks of the other animals, and
4  III, 28|      valiantly beaten back the attacks of his enemies; that he
5   IV, 27|     maddened by their dreadful attacks; so now His followers, in
6   VI, 4 | against the stratagems or open attacks of our single enemy, who,
7   VI, 10|    ward off the incursions and attacks of beasts, not by fighting,
8  VII, 7 |       what to refute; and make attacks everywhere, without distinction,