Part, Question

 1   1, 22  |    better for us not to know low and vile things, ~because
 2   1, 23  |      hold a high ~and some a low place in the universe. That
 3   1, 90  |       and in order that the ~low temperature of the brain
 4   1, 90  |    way, performed, not being low down, but lifted up ~above
 5   1, 112 |  hath He cursed ~and brought low." Thus it is a greater office
 6   1, 114 |    grossness of ~matter, its low or high temperature or other
 7   2, 31  |      contrary to repose in a low place" ~(Phys. v, 6). Wherefore
 8   2, 48  |   other hand, is said to lie low and to be cunning, because, ~
 9   2, 102 |   those of high and those of low ~degree are cleansed from
10   2, 31  |      9): "Not only ~those of low degree, but also those of
11   2, 33  |     soul ~of the one it lays low with burning fires at regular
12   2, 66  |     all both of ~high and of low degree, both superiors and
13   2, 75  |    through ignorance asked a low price for it. Hence it is
14   2, 75  |      in trading, to buy at a low price and to sell at a higher
15   2, 76  |    buys another's goods at a low figure; or ~raises his price
16   2, 111 |    25): "When he shall speak low, ~trust him not: because
17   2, 111 |    belongs to irony to speak low. Therefore it contains a
18   2, 111 | deceitful ~humility, "speaks low" wickedly.~
19   2, 181 |     rich or poor, of high or low rank, and so forth. Wherefore ~
20   3, 35  |   The high city He shall lay low . . . the feet of the poor,"
21   3, 56  |   His body, which death laid low. Therefore His Resurrection
22 Suppl, 51|       person, so do high and low rank, or dignity of position
23 Suppl, 72|     all animals will be laid low; on the "ninth" day all