Book, Chapter

1    IV, 4 |    in the case of different individuals. And when the Chaldeans
2    IV, 7 |     them, and rouse private individuals to dare great exploits.
3    IV, 13|     deceive unsophisticated individuals, alleging themselves endued
4    IV, 15|   Greeks--to whom heretical individuals boast that they attach themselves
5    IV, 45| become the dupes of certain individuals acting as if from some authority;
6    VI, 36|      Marcus') disciples, as individuals eagerly panting to learn
7   VII, 6 |    themselves, and (yet if) individuals are formed out of these, (