Book, Chapter

1   Int,       10|           themselves, and possibly to help in the solution of those
2    II,     XVII|              the divine grace gave us help. Speaking as follows, we
3    II,      XIX|             who were not able to give help, nor to persuade any one
4    II,      XIX|            not |46 be heralded by the help of the power of the world'
5   III,     XIII|               that Christ came to his help, for there were four elements
6   III,     XXIV| stepping-stone, which may be either a help or a stumbling-block; or
7    IV          |             for which, even with your help, Theosthenes,235 we scarcely