Book, Chapter

 1       II, I   |   different classes of their hearers, and how seriously to reflect
 2      III, V   |     severe to your unlearned hearers than you ought to have been,
 3      III, VII |    further to seek for other hearers of his preaching.~Now, as
 4       IV, II  |    water the hearts of their hearers; and, together with the
 5       IV, III |     have credit given by his hearers to what he said. For he
 6       IV, XXIV|    masters in their turn his hearers. He sang the creation of
 7        V, VII |     ever, and the readers or hearers thereof might be stirred
 8        V, IX  |   labour among his barbarous hearers. Returning then to the chosen
 9        V, XIX | stated. This being read, the hearers were amazed, and the reader
10        V, XXII|   the flesh, till he saw his hearers accept and keep with him