Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  6, 3|  offered in sacrifice to idols, imagining that they can in this way
 2    I, 17, 2|      and vast numbers of years, imagining, that by the multitude of
 3    I, 21, 5| ignorant of her own mother, and imagining that she alone existed;
 4    I, 25, 3|    things which they speak, and imagining that we all are such as
 5    I, 31, 3|         plausible, persuasions, imagining that they will obtain from
 6   II, 16, 4|        them the same charge, by imagining four thousand three hundred
 7   II, 16, 4|      which have been mentioned, imagining that [in this way] he has
 8   II, 26, 1|       nearness to God, than, by imagining ourselves learned and skilful,
 9   II, 28, 3|         to it]; so, as by one's imagining that he has discovered the
10   II, 33, 2|   notion of] a cup of oblivion, imagining that in this way he would
11  III, 24, 2|      power to find [the truth]; imagining that they have discovered
12   IV,  7, 4|         receiving His Word, but imagining that they could know the
13   IV, 17, 1|       from the love of God, and imagining that God was to be propitiated
14   IV, 31, 2|    daughters [of Lot] so speak, imagining that all mankind had perished,
15    V, 26, 2|   Wherefore also they set about imagining some other Father who neither