Chapter

 1 pref|    these are removed, what can appear useful, what plain? But
 2 25  |      of man. Does he therefore appear to be m possession of his
 3 27  |       histories, that the gods appear to have displayed their
 4 29  |       They to whom it does not appear that the world was made
 5 31  |     there are two things which appear to fall under the subject
 6 56  |    shall do it, he will indeed appear wise, because he will provide
 7 57  |        names causes it thus to appear. For justice bears a resemblance
 8 57  |       avoid But that he should appear foolish at first sight is
 9 62  |  sacred writings, because they appear unpolished; they do not
10 62  |      nay, to them those things appear to be most true which soothe
11 63  |        it to be poured out, or appear not to have slain, who both
12 64  | advantage and usefulness shall appear, it will not produce hatred,
13 68  |      this purpose, that it may appear only to be a ship, but that
14 71  |         Comets will frequently appear. The sun will be overshadowed