Book, Chapter

1    I, 7 |  then in other responses he confessed himself a demon. For when
2    I, 7 |   himself in heaven. he has confessed, as the nature of the matter
3  III, 14| clearest light. But how you confessed the truth of philosophy
4    V, 3 |   the Supreme God, whom you confessed to be king, most mighty,
5    V, 11|     ought to be visited who confessed themselves to be worshippers
6   VI, 7 |   For all those who, by the confessed folly of others, are thought
7   VI, 25|     the Word, as He Himself confessed. Therefore the chief ceremonial