Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  12|   he is.” Here our opponent goes utterly wild with exultation:
 2     I,  16|     and beginning with Adam goes on to Zacharias and Elizabeth.
 3     I,  27| recalls the ancient law and goes back to the first example:
 4     I,  30|     of which the bridegroom goes on to speak: 4468 “I have
 5     I,  34|                34. All that goes for nothing, says Jovinianus,
 6     I,  36|     is better, as the story goes, to shut our eyes and fight
 7     I,  47|     complains that one lady goes out better dressed than
 8     I,  47|     that her husband’s love goes the same way as her hate.
 9    II,  2 |    himself, who immediately goes on to say, 4655 “My little
10    II,  18|     with the bridegroom. He goes back to the flood, and tells
11    II,  30|     all believers. The fact goes against you. For if the