Part, Question

 1   2, 2   |      shunned. But, more than aught else, men ~shun servitude,
 2   2, 64  |    one ought, and "when" one aught. This agrees with the saying
 3   2, 94  |       For that which, before aught else, falls under apprehension, ~
 4   2, 102 |    it was unlawful to ~offer aught to them; but in order to
 5   2, 18  |  than himself ~and more than aught else. Hence the increase
 6   2, 23  |  loves ~Thee less, who loves aught besides Thee": and (Qq.
 7   2, 23  |   loves Thee less, who loves aught beside Thee," for he adds ~
 8   2, 26  |  goodness accrue to Him from aught else, but from Him to ~all
 9   2, 76  |     demand or expectation of aught else but of a feeling of
10   2, 184 |  which is dearer to man than aught else. Consequently when
11   3, 54  |    Moral. xiv) says that "if aught could be ~changed in Christ'
12 Suppl, 72|     neither do they pray for aught else. Nor is their ~prayer
13 Suppl, 80| individual as ~distinct from aught else. Now the nature of
14 Suppl, 87|   itself has no admixture of aught else ~beside itself. Hence