Book, Chapter

1     V, 10|    whereas the declination (is regarded by them as a power) on the
2    VI, 35|       that are present, he was regarded as one performing a miracle;
3    IX, 6 |    known, and may perchance be regarded as silly, by those endued
4    IX, 17| whatever any one says, this is regarded more binding than an oath.
5    IX, 23|  investigation into the things regarded according to the Law as
6     X, 1 |       which, albeit silly, are regarded amongst them with religious