Book, Chapter

1    I, 1 |       error in which they are entangled to a better course of life.
2    I, 17|     he complains that men are entangled in false opinions and turbulent
3  III, 1 |      of men, they have become entangled in snares and the greatest
4  III, 17|     to defend it, and thus he entangled himself in inextricable
5   IV, 30| desires to avoid error may be entangled in a greater error, while
6   VI, 4 |      with dreadful thorns, or entangled with stones jutting out;
7  VII, 1 |    God than the rich, who are entangled with many hindrances; yea,