Chapter

 1 2 |         For to conceive and to speak of His majesty, as well
 2 6 |     unbounded magnitude (so to speak) over its plains without
 3 11|        also been accustomed to speak of Him as the Son of God.
 4 15|      this world." Does He then speak falsely when He says "of
 5 15|        man ? Or if He does not speak falsely, He is not of this
 6 21|       and set in motion, so to speak, a perfect forest of texts
 7 21|      not so much undertaken to speak against this special form
 8 24| connected on both sides, so to speak, is on both sides woven
 9 25|    they read, they would never speak after such a perilous fashion.
10 29|    also believe, and therefore speak." He is therefore one and
11 29|       doctrines of demons, who speak lies in hypocrisy, having