Part, Question

1   1, 1   | taught more openly. The very hiding of ~truth in figures is
2   2, 48  |  openly, without thought of ~hiding himself. This is due partly
3   2, 48  |      to devise ~the means of hiding; and partly to the dilatation
4   2, 66  |       collusion ~consists in hiding the truth about a crime."
5   2, 68  |   not a lie be told. Now, by hiding the truth a man ~abstains
6   2, 95  | nevertheless by ~fleeing and hiding, instructed human weakness,
7   2, 107 |    season, and deficiency in hiding them when one ought to ~
8   3, 55  |      that while they were in hiding in Jerusalem ~He appeared
9 Suppl, 11|      sometimes that a man by hiding a sin injures his own ~conscience -