Book, Chapter

1     Int     |           by conscious intent and profession, a Christian theologian,
2       4, III|     gaining his living by it as a profession. Since he had already understood
3       4, III|          you,” he said, “have the profession of rhetoric to support yourself
4       5, V  |       lore, it is folly to make a profession of it, when piety comes
5       7, II |          for him to make a public profession of his faith - which at
6       7, II | Victorinus the chance to make his profession more privately, for this
7       7, II |          the platform to make his profession, everyone, as they recognized