Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  9, 3|                 Learn then, ye foolish men, that Jesus who suffered
 2    I, 16, 3|  within them the Ogdoad of the foolish spirits of wickedness.~
 3    I, 20, 1|       to bewilder the minds of foolish men, and of such as are
 4   II, 18, 7|       as totally inconsistent, foolish, and irrational? Those,
 5   II, 21, 2|     for the purpose of leading foolish men astray, that such should
 6   II, 24, 4|       manner, five were styled foolish. Again, five men are said
 7   II, 25, 4|        thou wilt prove thyself foolish; and if thou persevere in
 8   II, 26, 3|        he [in reality] insane, foolish, struck as it were with
 9   II, 27, 2|        persons will seem truly foolish who blind their eyes to
10   II, 28, 3|        aim at bringing forward foolish, rash, and blasphemous suppositions [
11   II, 28, 4|         Now this blindness and foolish talking flow to you from
12   II, 30, 2|     comparison between God and foolish men, and, by descending
13   II, 30, 2| opinions)--they, for whom many foolish persons entertain so great
14   II, 32, 3|       way] deceitfully to lead foolish people astray, since they
15   IV, 17, 4|     men (His hearers) of being foolish through their own fault.~
16   IV, 19, 1|       truth, and of absolutely foolish and stupid persons. For,
17   IV, 37, 4|        neither filthiness, nor foolish talking, nor scurrility,