Part, Question

 1   2, 68 |         and lest fear, while it is unduly alarmed, may plunge ~us
 2   2, 73 |           very fact that man turns unduly to some mutable ~good, it
 3   2, 84 |         result being that a man is unduly lifted up, ~in respect of
 4   2, 100|       lawful for a man to be slain unduly. But it is not undue for
 5   2, 58 |  sufficient cause, he despises him unduly, and therefore does him ~
 6   2, 64 |           if they extort something unduly by ~means of violence, it
 7   2, 71 |           that those who have been unduly exalted through the flattery
 8   2, 79 |          or when it is not due, or unduly in respect of some other ~
 9   2, 87 |           and such things are used unduly whenever they are used ~
10   2, 87 |        harm it does if it be taken unduly, so too an ~oath is useful
11   2, 90 |        genus is "idolatry," ~which unduly gives divine honor to a
12   2, 117|            he is driven to acquire unduly, and ~this pertains to covetousness;
13   2, 166| distasteful to me, whether they be unduly ~soft and nerveless, or