Book, Chapter

 1    III, 1intro|       my original treatise, the loss of which we are steadily
 2     IV, 17    |        to accustom a man to the loss, should it happen, of the
 3     IV, 17    |       He has imposed so great a loss on lending? "And ye shall
 4     IV, 21    |       destruction, and the good loss thereof with its salvation.
 5     IV, 23    |    rejected He condemned to the loss of not following the Saviour.
 6     IV, 28    |     from the Creator, I am at a loss to know in what manner His
 7     IV, 29    |        opposite issue, even the loss of salvation. Now here is
 8      V, 5     | committed against Him, with the loss of wisdom and prudence?
 9      V, 13    |        Creator's law, I am at a loss to know how he can destroy
10      V, 14    |      very law itself, I am at a loss to know who is the God of
11      V, 20    |         now reckons to be only "loss" to himself; (in other words,)