Book, Chapter

1     II, 9 |  the wind; and although it proceeds from wind, yet a breeze
2     IV, 16|  to bestow the love (which proceeds from knowledge of character,
3     IV, 20| usual issue of blood which proceeds from natural functions every
4     IV, 24|  be equally divided, as it proceeds from one and the same Lord, (
5     IV, 35|      Such identity of care proceeds from one and the same Being.
6      V, 2 |  and hold that it actually proceeds from the dispensation of
7      V, 4 | since the abolition itself proceeds from the Creator. But as,
8      V, 7 |   by every man," from whom proceeds, as from a judge, the opposite