Part, Question

1   2, 2  | obstinacy in ~their heterodox sentiments, and that it is due to their
2   2, 74 |        one be ignorant of his sentiments." Now one man cannot know
3   2, 74 |    cannot know another man's ~sentiments, nor whether he is cursed
4   2, 74 |     spoken by ~expressing the sentiments of one who desires that
5   2, 74 |      5: Although the sinner's sentiments cannot be perceived in ~
6   2, 74 |     him, or on account of the sentiments of the person who utters
7   2, 92 |       anything counter to the sentiments of one's heart. ~Wherefore
8   2, 151|  Fourthly, on ~account of the sentiments expressed by his words,
9   2, 151|   mind, lust perverts a man's sentiments, and so he gives way ~"to