Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1  III,  2, 1|   indifferently in any other opponent, who could speak nothing
2    V, 13, 2| grasp of some part of [their opponent's] body, really fall by
3    V, 21, 1|  setting himself up as man's opponent. And therefore does the
4    V, 21, 2|       and secondly, that His opponent might have an opportunity