Book, Chapter

1      1, IV|  and registered reports and narrations of miracles wrought by martyrs,
2      1, IV|    hath cast all prodigious narrations, which he thought worthy
3      2, I | marvels, that superstitious narrations of sorceries, witchcrafts,
4      2, I | this I hold fit, that these narrations, which have mixture with
5      2, I |  not to be mingled with the narrations which are merely and sincerely
6      2, I |     natural. But as for the narrations touching the prodigies and
7      2, II| second lives, and the third narrations or relations. Of these,
8      2, II|    representation. So again narrations and relations of actions,
9      2, II|   is a deficience.~(10) For narrations and relations of particular