Book, Chapter

 1       I, IV    |       they began to speak in a kind of languages very different
 2       I, VIII  |  increased in cattle and every kind of substance, he is, under
 3       I, XXI   |      rock with his rod, with a kind of trial new familiar to
 4       I, XLII  |        him sin of a three-fold kind is ascribed; first, that
 5      II, I     |       them in turn, under what kind of a tree he had discovered
 6      II, X     |        all connections of that kind, as well as to put away
 7      II, XIV   |        of the, world, and of a kind to be expressed only in
 8      II, XXI   |        and to draw over to one kind of religious observance.
 9      II, XXXIV |     Chapter XXXIV.~Through the kind efforts of the same queen,
10      II, XXXVII| finding an opportunity of that kind, conspire to subvert altogether
11      II, XLI   |  charged not to enter into any kind of communion with the Arians,
12      II, XLIV  |      banishment, and for every kind of punishment that might
13      II, XLV   |    guilt of heresy through the kind efforts of Hilarius alone.
14      II, XLVI  |  tendency that he exhibited, a kind of humility in his countenance
15      II, XLVI  |       themselves to him with a kind of oath. This went on until