Book, Chapter

 1        I, XIV |          sea, which, as the event plainly showed, was brought about
 2        I, XXX |           be recorded, wherein he plainly shows how carefully he watched
 3       II, X   |    feeling from their makers, may plainly teach you how worthless
 4       II, XI  | purification of your regeneration plainly shows to have been bestowed
 5      III, VIII|            declared they had then plainly heard choirs of singing
 6       IV, IX  |         abode one night, at dusk, plainly saw as it were a human body,
 7       IV, XXIX|           nevertheless afterwards plainly understood; while to others
 8        V, I   |         the whole day; so that it plainly appeared that the brief
 9        V, VIII|         life, age, and death, are plainly and manifestly described
10        V, XIII|          it, I found therein most plainly written in hideous characters,
11        V, XIII|         thought good to set forth plainly, for the salvation of such
12        V, XXI |          if you desire to be more plainly and fully informed in all
13        V, XXI |            By which words it most plainly appears, that in the Paschal
14        V, XXI |         fifteenth day, as is most plainly written in the book of Numbers: ‘
15        V, XXI |      title of the Passover, as is plainly shown by that which follows
16        V, XXI |            concerning which it is plainly written in Leviticus, ‘In