Book, Chapter

1    I, 20| there is no faith when each individual carries off all things for
2   II, 8 |    use his own judgment and individual capacity for the investigation
3    V, 11|   swift to slaughter, as an individual in Phrygia, who burnt a
4   VI, 5 |     is the property of each individual. Knowledge therefore consists
5   VI, 12|  particular, pleasure of an individual, but for the welfare of
6  VII, 4 |  men. For the naming of one individual comprehends the whole human
7  VII, 22|  ages have now passed; what individual ever arose from the dead,