Chapter

 1 pref|        which is long; in such a manner, however, that in this work,
 2 11  |       poets, to feign in such a manner that you fabricate the whole,
 3 13  |        his brothers; after this manner it is handed clown to us
 4 23  |      show nothing else than the manner in which she lost and found
 5 23  |       and search, imitating the manner ill which his mother was
 6 23  |   Cretan Jupiter represents the manner in which he was withdrawn
 7 27  |         law of God. And in this manner he did indeed receive the
 8 27  |         but men lived after the manner of the beasts. But when
 9 29  |   removal of injustice? In like manner, the nature of fortitude
10 29  | intemperance. Likewise, in what manner would there be prudence,
11 43  |       by any law, but after the manner of their fathers, observed
12 58  |      God, what is the most just manner of worship-ping Him, lest
13 59  |  introduced them in a different manner. The philosophers wished
14 61  |        them to offend in such a manner, as to permit them to have
15 68  |   immortal, but why, or in what manner, or at what time, or by
16 70  |        and to whom, and in what manner, and at what time, it is
17 71  |       discipline; but after the manner of robbery, there will be