Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  3 |        is better assured. I will briefly set forth our adversary’
 2     I,  13|         some Greek verses. I now briefly beg my reader to note that
 3     I,  26|        Lord’s passion, as I have briefly noted in my treatise on
 4     I,  26|        married could not, and to briefly sum up all and show how
 5     I,  28| nevertheless built the temple, I briefly replied that it was my intention
 6     I,  28|     spoken of bad wives, I shall briefly answer: What necessity rests
 7     I,  36|       difference of sex, I shall briefly reply: Are we never then
 8     I,  40|          into wine. I shall very briefly reply, that He Who was circumcised
 9    II,  15|      virginity, let me tell them briefly that Moses died and was
10    II,  31|       you my reply, and will now briefly repeat it. You must either