Part, Question

1   2, 21  |      Himself neither gains nor losses anything by the ~action
2   2, 31  |     wherein a man suffers many losses, if he lose his ~good name,
3   2, 57  |        evils, such as toil and losses, and thus injustice has
4   2, 75  | tradesman blasphemes over ~his losses; he lies and perjures himself
5   2, 170 |       to ~the winds, and their losses to a shipwreck. In like
6   3, 89  |        make up for their ~past losses, by subsequent gains: so
7 Suppl, 68| legitimized, in so far as the ~losses which an illegitimate child