Book, Chapter

 1   1,   9|     habits, and pursue lower and less valuable objects in preference
 2   1,  27|          which ought to be loved less, nor loves that equally
 3   1,  27|         ought to be loved either less or more, nor loves that
 4   1,  27|          or more, nor loves that less or more which ought to be
 5   1,  32|          so far is our existence less complete. Now He is the
 6   1,  38|    worthless when he finds it of less value than he thought; on
 7   2,   8|      smaller number and those of less authority. If, however,
 8   2,  14|        of speech, and think them less pure Latin than those which
 9   2,  16|      other animals, which are no less frequently mentioned by
10   2,  20|        remedies they call by the less offensive name of physica,
11   2,  20|         divider of friends, does less harm than to cuff an innocent
12   2,  23|         ghost was brought up the less detestable; and though the
13   2,  36|          these rules are not the less true that they can be used
14   2,  37|  sometimes happens that men find less difficulty in attaining
15   2,  37|          cannot walk, care still less about such directions, as
16   2,  37|        the unsoundness, but much less does he grasp the rules.
17   3,   3|       better Latin but the sense less clear. But sometimes when
18   3,   4|          have followed the words less literally, but there would
19   3,   4|        but there would have been less doubt about the meaning;
20   3,  12|          uses transitory objects less freely than is the custom
21   3,  18|         their incontinence, were less near to God than those who,
22   3,  33|      enemy to guard against, was less attentive and anxious on
23   3,  37|        from some more, from some less, just as men have got more
24   3,  37|          as men have got more or less from God of the gifts of
25   4,   5|       even though he profit them less than he would if he could
26   4,   5|          man speaks with more or less wisdom just as he has made
27   4,   5|      just as he has made more or less progress in the knowledge
28   4,   6|          their eloquence is then less apparent, I have no doubt
29   4,   7|         for a period cannot have less than two members, though
30   4,  14|    though what is said should be less intelligible, less pleasing,
31   4,  14|     should be less intelligible, less pleasing, and less persuasive,
32   4,  14| intelligible, less pleasing, and less persuasive, that truth be