Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  1 |     was trying to prove his points. At one moment he is all
 2     I,  5 |    David from them. He then points out how David himself, for
 3     I,  6 |    discuss the most weighty points, neglect the premises, and
 4     I,  8 |     diversity also in other points. I grant that even marriage
 5     I,  12|     the prize of virginity, points to the fountain of purity,
 6     I,  13|   run through the remaining points, for our author is so voluminous
 7     I,  13|    Lord. But he immediately points out the contents of her
 8     I,  15|  Gentiles. As then in other points connected with the discipline
 9     I,  27| turn to her husband; and he points out that she who was once
10     I,  28|   to run over the remaining points. Now that he may not cry
11    II,  22| prophet Ezekiel God clearly points out the difference between