Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  5 | sanctification with sobriety.’ Surely we shall hear no more of
 2     I,  7 |        prevent worse evil. But surely a thing which is only allowed
 3     I,  12|      commandment of the Lord.” Surely; because the Lord had previously
 4     I,  23|      conjugal chastity. And he surely reminds us 4392 of Jacob’
 5     I,  28|       want bread.” What bread? Surely that bread which cometh
 6     I,  34|      and well disciplined. You surely admit that he is no bishop
 7     I,  36| various kinds of eunuchs. 4509 Surely 4510 the Apostle who bids
 8    II,  3 |     put him to an open shame.” Surely we cannot deny that they
 9    II,  21|      scarce make their escape. Surely in such extremes of dress
10    II,  22|      might gain the more.” You surely cannot say that men commit
11    II,  23|   shall reap also bountifully. Surely he who sows more and he
12    II,  24|        the city. Now there was surely a great difference between
13    II,  27|     descend as well as ascend? Surely while on that ladder they