Book, Chapter

 1   1,   7|       And since men are moved by different kinds of pleasures, partly
 2   1,  16|      members, and all performing different functions, He holds together
 3   2,  13|          together according to a different rule from that which those
 4   2,  13|       pronouncing of a word in a different way from that in which those
 5   2,  15|         the original Hebrew in a different form from that in which
 6   2,  22|         often meet with fates so different that one of them has a most
 7   2,  24|    meaning. And so they are made different for different people, according
 8   2,  24|      they are made different for different people, according to their
 9   2,  24|  languages uses this letter in a different sense when writing to a
10   2,  24|       each man lives, and affect different men's minds differently,
11   2,  24|   because these arrangements are different; and as, further, men did
12   2,  25|     devices of men, would not be different in different nations, and
13   2,  25|        would not be different in different nations, and could not be
14   3,   3|       serves to remove ambiguity different kinds of interrogation~
15   3,  14|         since every nation has a different custom, and right must remain
16   3,  25|          or things that are only different. They signify contraries,
17   3,  25|         in opposite, but only in different significations: water denotes
18   3,  25|       but sometimes even several different things, according to the
19   3,  27| endeavour, or whether he draws a different meaning from the words,
20   3,  32|         to address or speak of a different set of persons, seems to
21   3,  32|        set of persons altogether different from the former; but as
22   4,  19|       Christian teacher must use different styles on different occasions~
23   4,  19|          use different styles on different occasions~
24   4,  19|     treated in all these ways at different times, quietly when it is