Book, Chapter

 1     II, 18    |   lust and luxury, which are usually chilled by the chastening
 2    III, 13    |      strength and resources, usually consist of gold and spices,
 3     IV, 8     |  doubt because the crowd (as usually happens) gave way, or was
 4     IV, 11    |     that a physician is more usually furnished by him to whom
 5     IV, 16    |      wanteth," Loans are not usually given, except to such as
 6     IV, 19    |   says that "a candle is not usually hidden," who had hidden
 7     IV, 19    |      position this answer is usually given by the other side.
 8     IV, 31    |     of relationship, are not usually invited to a supper; but
 9     IV, 43conc|    by the word of God, which usually prescribes "two witnesses."
10      V, 18    | seeing that entire pages are usually the matter on which he practises