Chapter

 1 23|        expiation, they immolated two hundred sons of nobles.
 2 27|         his brother, that of the two men who were first born
 3 31| SUPPOSITION.~Moreover, there are two things which appear to fall
 4 34|    justice itself is bound up in two duties. He owes the one
 5 42|       Yet by men He is called by two names--Jesus, which is Saviour,
 6 45|         men with five loaves and two fishes. He also walked upon
 7 47|          same again says: "After two days He will revive us on
 8 49|       entertained that there are two Coots, for the Father and
 9 49|        they should be said to be two in whom there is but one
10 49|       through the worship of the two, that the division itself
11 59|        THE WORLD.~That there are two ways of human life was unknown
12 59|   however, we say that there are two ways; but the one on the
13 62|           and that we may retain two of the greatest virtues,
14 71|      Thus he will destroy nearly two parts, the third will flee