Book, Chapter

1    I, 3 |   even the harmless name we bear, which is not inconvenient
2    I, 4 |      conduct, and unable to bear even mice to creep into
3    I, 5 |  are so merciful?" You thus bear your testimony to the fact
4    I, 5 |  the law of philosophy? All bear the name in respect of their
5    I, 7 | when reported by strangers, bear to be spread about (as charges
6    I, 17|    points in which you will bear a comparison with us. Our
7   II, 5 |   their mutations, when you bear in mind how ceaseless is
8   II, 11|   names from the parts they bear in the stages of travail.
9   II, 13|     any one the earth would bear all crops spontaneously.