Book, Chapter

 1       I, IV   |       one body. These, after the manner of human nature, formed
 2       I, XXIV |           even in a sacrilegious manner to offer sacrifice to idols:
 3       I, XXXII|         for the worse, after the manner of the mob, who are always
 4       I, XL   |        idols for them, after the manner of their nations, to which
 5      II, II   |  apprehensive lest, in the usual manner of men, they should extract
 6      II, XIII |        to himself and, after the manner of sovereign rulers, had
 7      II, XVIII|     country in the most shameful manner. Then, as he had sent through
 8      II, IX   | ancestors, should live after the manner of the Gentiles. And there
 9      II, XXI  |      suffering in a very special manner from the want of money.
10      II, XL   |          country of Gaul in like manner. There was also a prevalent
11      II, XLVI |  humility in his countenance and manner, and thus excited in all