Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I,  3, 6 |      deceitful expositions: they deal in the same way with the
2    I, 14, 7 |        Sige of Marcus, talking a deal of nonsense, but uttering
3    I, 27, 2 |        and setting aside a great deal of the teaching of the Lord,
4   II, 14, 3 |       had already talked a great deal about a vacuum and atoms,
5   II, 17, 11|         influence of repentance, deal with it through the production
6   II, 28, 2 |         Nile? We may say a great deal, plausible or otherwise,
7   II, 28, 2 |        we may indeed say a great deal while we search into their
8  III,  2, 3 | adversaries with whom we have to deal, my very dear friend, endeavouring
9   IV, 17, 3 |    cancel every unjust document. Deal thy bread to the hungry