Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 2 |    communicating mysteries as if strange and astonishing to men,
 2    IV, 3 |          slower. And this is not strange, since also women, when
 3    IV, 28|     impression of, as it were, a strange vision taking place. And
 4    IV, 36|           being horrified at the strange apparition, (and) covering
 5    IV, 46|         wish, (and) exhibiting a strange marvel, as if the assertions
 6    IV, 46|     struck with amazement at the strange sight, are rendered unobservant
 7   VII, 1 |        the terribleness of these strange monsters. For the savage
 8    IX, 7 |          if he did not entertain strange opinions. He was then an
 9    IX, 15|       sect may be present from a strange place, they consider that
10     X, 21| regulations concerning novel and strange fasts.~
11     X, 25|         heresies, and procured a strange volume, which bore on the