Book, Chapter

 1    I, 7 |          we His messengers are a slight portion of God."~Can any
 2    I, 22|        also left to posterity no slight error, which all that are
 3  III, 1 |         feeble, and flows from a slight fountain, but by its own
 4  III, 8 |         good. Moreover, it is no slight fault of this definition
 5  III, 11|        in all directions; for no slight or trifling rewards are
 6   IV, 26| blemishes of defiled bodies,--no slight exercise of immortal power;
 7    V, 3 |      than you, who on account of slight wonders believed that he
 8    V, 20|     there is no place even for a slight and ordinary offence; and
 9    V, 23|    believe. Nor, indeed, is it a slight cause that the unclean spirits
10  VII, 1 |      truth; but that they had so slight a knowledge of it, that
11  VII, 4 |       men, although they make no slight error in this very matter,
12  VII, 4 |         and earth, that which is slight and that which is perceptible
13  VII, 8 |     earth; whereas that which is slight and subtle is incapable
14  VII, 9 |       return. Moreover, it is no slight proof of immortality that
15  VII, 12|        the hand; but the soul is slight, and eluding the touch and