Book, Chapter

1    I, 23|  remains that we should also collect the times during which they
2  III, 12| Whence, then, are we able to collect what are the effects of
3  III, 17|   But if he had been able to collect even a small particle of
4   IV, 11|    upon foreign nations, and collect to Himself a more faithful
5    V, 6 |   especially to withdraw and collect together the necessaries
6  VII, 7 |    there had been any one to collect together the truth which
7  VII, 9 |    arguments we will briefly collect, since my discourse hastens