Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref    |     on another. For my first intention was to indicate his principal
 2        3, LI      |  best of their ability their intention to desire no other things
 3        4, XXX     |    respect and accepting the intention of those who have devoted
 4        4, XLV     |      down the principle that intention alone gives to actions the
 5        4, XLV     |   indifferent; that when the intention is directed to a becoming
 6        4, LXXXVIII|    birds have declared their intention of departing to some particular
 7        4, XCVII   |   birds have announced their intention of departing to a particular
 8        6, LII     |      gives anything with the intention of demanding it back? For
 9        7, VI      |    laughter (for such is the intention of the satyric drama). And
10        7, XXIX    | Moses is not contrary to the intention of the Divine Spirit, we
11        8, LIII    |     and who duly esteems the intention of every man who seeks Him