Chapter

 1 2 |      things be referred to one person, unless one hold the rudder,
 2 20|   acquired great wealth by her person, made the people her heir,
 3 37|       to offer this in his own person, since he was at the point
 4 43|       you the reason. The same person is the son of God and of
 5 48| another place, speaking in the person of the Father to the Son: "
 6 50|       be overcome, He might in person first practise it, that
 7 56|        he may find some feeble person clinging to a plank; or,
 8 57|       He is not then a foolish person who has not thrust off a
 9 60|        unjust, transfer to the person of another that which you
10 60|      yourself, and to your own person that which you judge respecting
11 68|       of nature. Some perverse person may stand forth, such as