Book, Chapter

1        0, Life| preach, under the mistaken belief that the people were assembled
2        I, VIII|   holding firm to any sure belief.~At this time Constantius,
3        I, XVII| the subtilty of the unholy belief by force of argument, they
4        I, XVII|   authors of the erroneous belief kept themselves in hiding,
5        I, XXIX|  learn the rule of a right belief and a good life, and fulfilling
6       II, VIII|    brought his mind to the belief in true conversion and the
7       II, XVII|   people should persist in belief of the truth which they
8      III, XVII|   and this he did from his belief that the Resurrection of
9        V, XXI | fashion ill-suited to your belief, the likeness of a crown