Book, Chapter

 1     I, 2 | plausible, fanciful, and not easily revealed wisdom of the priests,
 2     I, 16|     be dissolved, they would easily be dissolved. And he admits
 3    IV, 46|  from behind upon the birds, easily lay hold on them as they
 4    IV, 50|    they might become to them easily distinguishable. For what
 5     V, 10|     ALLEGORIZED.~It has been easily made evident to all, that
 6    VI, 4 |      things are so, we shall easily prove as the discussion
 7    VI, 36|   allege that they could not easily declare (to another) what
 8   VII, 1 |      to (doctrines) that are easily capable of enticing them
 9    IX, 6 |    established by him may be easily known, and may perchance
10    IX, 13|      of a studious turn will easily become acquainted with the
11    IX, 23|     entire race of men would easily be exterminated. However,