Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, pref, 1|      plausibilities draw away the minds of the inexperienced and
 2    I, 16, 3  |       himself," and inflating the minds of these men with the notion
 3    I, 20, 1  |           forged, to bewilder the minds of foolish men, and of such
 4   II,  6, 1  |        reason, implanted in their minds, moves them, and reveals
 5   II, 11, 2  |         taken possession of their minds, they may at least find
 6   II, 16, 4  |          if we could not lift our minds on high, nor understand
 7   II, 21, 2  |         fraud and deceit in their minds, and thievish habits," for
 8  III,  7, 1  |       this world hath blinded the minds of them that believe not,"
 9  III,  7, 1  |        clause], "hath blinded the minds of them of this world that
10  III,  7, 1  | expression, "God hath blinded the minds of the unbelievers of this
11  III,  7, 1  |          that God has blinded the minds of them that believe not,
12   IV, 15, 1  |        and had gone back in their minds to Egypt, desiring to be
13   IV, 19, 1  |      never [be able to] fix their minds on one and the true God.
14   IV, 26, 2  |           as heretics of perverse minds, or as schismaries puffed
15   IV, 29, 1  |       this world hath blinded the minds of them that believe not,
16    V, pref, 1|      confirm at the same time the minds of the neophytes, that they
17    V,  2, 3  |          exalted against God, our minds becoming ungrateful; but
18    V, 20, 2  |        they set their own impious minds above the God who made them.