Book, Chapter

1    II,       IX|      act of theft. For do not suppose that I myself have ever
2   III,      XIV|      is in his dreams; can we suppose less of Christ when on the
3   III,     XXII|        Feed my lambs" ? For I suppose the sheep are the faithful
4    IV,    XVIII| Himself.~ ~It is a mistake to suppose that He only called men
5    IV,     XXVI|          It is quite wrong to suppose that because things bear
6    IV,      XXI|     by some other name. But I suppose nothing in the invocation
7    IV,    XXVII|   that men may understand. To suppose that God has material fingers
8    IV,     XXIV|     so many creatures? Again, suppose another body to have been