Book, Chapter

 1       I, XII  | funeral was of a most imposing character, and Joseph laid his remains
 2       I, XXIII|  loathing and disgust over the character of our times; and I hasten
 3       I, XXXV |      from his former ferocious character, that no one could now have
 4       I, L    |      very unlike his father in character. For, in the beginning of
 5      II, IX   | accordance with their stubborn character, and being accustomed to
 6      II, XVII |     whom, being of a very weak character, the sovereignty was nominally
 7      II, XXVII|      of the Apostles, lest the character of our condensed work should,
 8      II, XLIII|  through the weakness of their character, and partly influenced by
 9      II, XLV  |         of an evil and corrupt character, resisted these sound measures.
10      II, XLVII|       a man of bold and subtle character, theywould find themselves
11      II, L    |        man of stern and severe character. He tried Priscillian in