Book, Chapter

1       3, VI  | mouths were the snares of the devil - a trap made out of a mixture
2       5, III |    name, a great snare of the devil; and many were entangled
3       6, III |     my most sweet God? If the devil is to blame, who made the
4       6, III |     is to blame, who made the devil himself? And if he was a
5       6, III |    own wicked will became the devil, how did there happen to
6       6, III |     will by which he became a devil, since a good Creator made
7       7, IV  |      of Victorinus (which the devil had held in an impregnable
8       7, IV  |  strong weapon with which the devil had slain so many), all
9       9, XLII|  mediator they sought was the devil, disguising himself as an