Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  82  |      prevail, though his reason convince him of his safety. Many
 2 III,  194 |     themselves the lights which convince them of it, neglect to seek
 3 III,  233 |    believe. Endeavour, then, to convince yourself, not by increase
 4  IV,  252 |       demonstrated! Proofs only convince the mind. Custom is the
 5 VII,  425 |       uniform, should certainly convince us of our inability to reach
 6 VII,  430 |   divine signs in me, which may convince you of what I am, and may
 7 VII,  460 |       is learned, it is easy to convince him that he is wrong to
 8 VII,  536 |         to be true; and thus we convince ourselves of the truth.~
 9 VIII,  556|     find in nature arguments to convince hardened atheists, but also
10 VIII,  564|    condemn, and insufficient to convince; so that it appears in those
11 VIII,  588|      But those who come only to convince can say that they come with
12  IX,  618 |        me, nor can their proofs convince me. Thus I should equally
13   X,  649 | somewhat far-fetched, and which convince only those who are already
14 XII,  794 |       it would be quite easy to convince unbelievers. If Jesus Christ
15 XII,  794 |       as Isaiah says, we cannot convince unbelievers, and they cannot
16 XII,  794 |    unbelievers, and they cannot convince us. But by this very fact
17 XII,  794 |        But by this very fact we convince them; since we say that
18 XIII,  805|      because it is necessary to convince the entire man, in body