Book, Chapter

1    IV, 1 |   to another, can exert the greatest amount of influence; in
2     V, 11|      which is the oath~That greatest is, and dreaded most by
3    VI, 28|  therefore, the primary and greatest power of the animal essence
4   VII, 17|    asserts that this is the greatest law of the management of
5   VII, 24| Melchisedec constitutes the greatest power, and that this one
6  VIII, 5 |     consider, he says, as a greatest image of the perfect man,
7    IX, 1 |     left any unrefuted, the greatest struggle now remains behind,
8    IX, 1 |     and have introduced the greatest confusion among all the
9    IX, 23|   called Pharisees. Now the greatest part of these is to be found