Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, II   |       sincere love can accomplish, inasmuch as, for my sake, you have
 2      I, VII  |          goodness and beneficence, inasmuch as he who had restored fallen
 3      I, XII  | Postumianus, "of your desires; and inasmuch as you have recognized the
 4      I, XV   |            reward for their labor, inasmuch as, having been permitted
 5      I, XXI  |            the munificence of God, inasmuch as all necessary things
 6      I, XXII |          undeserved by a fugitive, inasmuch as chains now restrained
 7      I, XXIII|     booksellers rejoicing over it, inasmuch as nothing was a source
 8      I, XXVI |           disinclined to know him, inasmuch as, had they become acquainted
 9      I, XXVI |         Martin, but to both of us, inasmuch as I have already published
10     II, IV   |         knowledge of mankind; for, inasmuch as he transcended the capa-
11     II, XII  |         that virgin would rejoice, inasmuch as she was to obtain such
12     II, XIV  |         been so far continued. But inasmuch as all things beating upon
13    III, V    |          give more credit to such, inasmuch as they doubt our good faith.
14    III, X    |            we use a learned verse, inasmuch as we are conversing with
15    III, XV   |            who had brought him up, inasmuch as from his earliest years