Book, Chapter

1      I, 16|        Him to be uniform in one class of things alone, as the
2     II, 11|         rule are constrained to class justice amongst the most
3     II, 14|        poenoe); so that the one class shall be accounted as morally
4     II, 14|     evils of sin. Of the latter class of evils which are compatible
5     II, 14|        of a place in the sinful class, that is to say, evils of
6     II, 24|    understood to be one of this class of judiciary evils, and
7     IV, 6 |        he erased all the former class of subjects. Such, then,
8     IV, 36| regarded as one of that obscure class of whom nothing was in any