Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|   consider anything as his own, except perhaps what is false. All
 2   1, arg |       to show that all objects, except God, are for use; for, though
 3   1,   2 |        which are never employed except as signs: for example, words.
 4   1,   2 |        words. No one uses words except as signs of something else;
 5   1,   6 |        say. How do I know this, except from the fact that God is
 6   1,   8 |        cannot find such a rule, except by going beyond their own
 7   1,  12 |       that He was already here, except that it pleased God through
 8   1,  17 |     gracious and more merciful, except to forgive us all our sins,
 9   1,  30 |       was neighbour to this man except him who took pity upon him
10   1,  30 |         no one can be neighbour except to a neighbour. And, again,
11   1,  31 |        true object of enjoyment except that which makes us happy,
12   1,  33 |       And this we must never do except in the case of the Blessed
13   1,  39 |         not need the Scriptures except for the purpose of instructing
14   2,   2 |        reason for giving a sign except the desire of drawing forth
15   2,   3 |         we nod, we give no sign except to the eyes of the man to
16   2,  13 |       then is purity of speech, except the preserving of the custom
17   2,  13 |      the correction being made, except the usage of the singers.
18   2,  16 |      fasted for forty days. And except by knowledge of and reflection
19   2,  25 |         significance among men, except when they have mutually
20   2,  37 |    arguing or forming opinions, except perhaps that they put the
21   2,  39 |        found among the heathen, except information about objects,
22   2,  39 |         useful mechanical arts, except also the sciences of reasoning
23   3,  10 |         think nothing blameable except what the men of his own
24   3,  10 |    worthy of praise or approval except what is sanctioned by the
25   3,  10 |       Scripture enjoins nothing except charity, and condemns nothing
26   3,  10 |   charity, and condemns nothing except lust, and in that way fashions
27   3,  12 |       done at the present time, except through lust. And everything
28   3,  16 | benevolence, it is figurative. "Except ye eat the flesh of the
29   3,  18 |         For no one will do this except lust has dominion over him,
30   3,  22 |        time, cannot now be done except through lust. ~
31   3,  37 |       ground down on the earth, except that he himself is in his
32   3,  37 |            Now all these rules, except the one about the promises
33   4,   3 |   infants cannot learn to speak except by learning words and phrases
34   4,  15 |          or to be heard saying, except God who knows the hearts
35   4,  15 |        and in the way we ought, except Him in whose hand both we
36   4,  16 |      fellow-men are of no avail except God gives them virtue (who
37   4,  20 |   written in the subdued style, except at the end, where it rises
38   4,  26 |      teach by divine testimony, except that we wish to carry the
39   4,  26 |        upon men who speak thus, except by the pleasure that truth