Part, Question

 1   1, 18 |         and thus their movement hardly exceeds that of ~plants.
 2   1, 46 | creation, ~so that in a certain hardly intelligible way it was
 3   1, 69 |      earth. ~Moreover they seem hardly specifically distinct from
 4   1, 47 | creation, ~so that in a certain hardly intelligible way it was
 5   1, 70 |      earth. ~Moreover they seem hardly specifically distinct from
 6   1, 87 |        is untrue, because it is hardly possible for ~anyone in
 7   2, 75 |    vices, ~since "a merchant is hardly free from sins of the lips" [*'
 8   2, 75 |         lips" [*'A merchant is ~hardly free from negligence, and
 9   2, 143|      the eye, which it would be hardly proper to call ~honest."~
10   2, 184|          that "a rich man shall hardly enter into the kingdom of ~
11   3, 16 |   lordly man?~[*The question is hardly apposite in English. St.
12   3, 44 |       of human blindness, which hardly, and that ~only by degrees,
13   3, 72 |          the forehead, which is hardly ever ~covered, is the most
14   3, 74 |   species. But wheaten flour is hardly to ~be found unmixed with