Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|       that they should for that reason be held in contempt by the
 2   2,   2 |      thoughts. Nor is there any reason for giving a sign except
 3   2,   8 |         set myself to speak and reason as the Lord shall grant
 4   2,  12 |         this sort. For the same reason it is, that because the
 5   2,  16 |         knowledge. And the only reason why we find it easy to understand
 6   2,  16 |      evergreen. Many, again, by reason of their ignorance of hyssop,
 7   2,  25 |        to any of them, for what reason, where, when, and by whose
 8   2,  29 |        seem to be. But when the reason why a thing is of virtue
 9   2,  32 |         exists eternally in the reason of things, and has its origin
10   2,  35 |         but is evolved from the reason of things. For although
11   2,  35 | erroneous doctrines, that is no reason why it should be false,
12   2,  39 |    instituted by men varying by reason of the varying pleasure
13   2,  39 |        founders, and unknown by reason of erroneous conjectures,
14   3,   3 |    osteon" [bone]. And for this reason the vulgar idiom is frequently
15   3,  12 |      the things we use, but our reason for using them, and our
16   3,  12 |     blameless: and for the same reason it was not proper for one
17   3,  28 |   passages of Scripture than by reason~
18   3,  28 |        clear by the evidence of reason. But this is a dangerous
19   4,   8 |         quickly understood, the reason will lie not in their manner
20   4,   9 |       when there is some urgent reason. In books, however, which
21   4,  12 |        gives pleasure. For this reason also to persuade is a triumph,
22   4,  20 |          And he also states the reason in these words: "For if
23   4,  21 |         boastfulness, following reason, loving virtue. When did