Part, Question

 1   1, 101|           Three general ~opinions prevail about paradise. Some understand
 2   2, 36 | Accordingly if some greater power prevail so far as to take away from ~
 3   2, 59 |     judgment of reason, so as to ~prevail on the mind to give its
 4   2, 97 |         it is that no ~custom can prevail over the Divine or natural
 5   2, 30 |    perchance the contrary custom ~prevail, or unless a man win from
 6   2, 95 |        the rage of His enemies to prevail against Him, nevertheless
 7   2, 98 |            since "custom does not prevail over natural or divine ~
 8   2, 98 |           above, "custom does not prevail over natural or ~divine
 9   2, 134|       inclination of reason would prevail in human nature in ~the
10   2, 136|            they rejoice when they prevail, and ~grieve when their
11   3, 41 |          Eccles. 4:12), "if a man prevail against ~one, two shall