Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 2 |         having changed the names (merely), have from this source
 2    IV, 51|        prevailed was in the names merely; and (since) Pythagoras
 3     V, 3 |          this (will), not hear it merely, should enter into the kingdom
 4     V, 4 |         are not emasculated: they merely complete the work of the
 5    VI, 40|        not the name; for you have merely the sound of it, but are
 6   VII, 13|      Indian naphtha, when lighted merely from a considerably long
 7  VIII, 1 |    another, differing in position merely, because one of them is
 8  VIII, 3 | imperceptible to us. We, however, merely see lids of vision, while
 9  VIII, 11|           now observed in letter (merely). They attend to this one
10     X, 1 | intricacies) through a refutation merely, or, in other words, by
11     X, 29|        this, too, not at the time merely when seers furnished a reply