Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  11|    cries aloud “Behold I Paul tell you that, if ye be circumcised,
 2     I,  26| cannot be proved), yet I must tell him that it is to the Apostles
 3     I,  41|    stormy winds. What need to tell of the Sibyls of Erythræ
 4     I,  41|       own hand. Greek writers tell also of another Theban virgin
 5     I,  44|              44. What need to tell of the wife of 4596 Niceratus,
 6    II,  4 |     to him. It is needless to tell how Moses and Aaron 4708
 7    II,  6 |     stomach, let my opponents tell me why elephants, lions,
 8    II,  6 |    suitable remedies, I could tell if it were my purpose to
 9    II,  6 |  pugnacity than truth. Let me tell you therefore that pigs
10    II,  15|       Elias virginity, let me tell them briefly that Moses
11    II,  20|                   20. “If you tell me,” says he, “that one
12    II,  25|    evil fruit. If this be so, tell me how it was that Paul
13    II,  26|     had left all. And I would tell him further, that in the
14    II,  28|  sense of Scripture: “I might tell you,” He says, “that I go