Book, Chapter

 1        3, XLVIII|    confound the wise; and the base things, and the things which
 2        3, LX    |      enter into the soul of a base man, nor dwell in a body
 3        4, XLI   | myriads of cubits long in the base, and two thousand five hundred
 4        5, XVI   |    things" of the world, and "base things," and "things which
 5        5, XVI   |       of the world," and "the base," and "the despised," the
 6        6, IV    |     to confound the wise; and base things of the world, and
 7        6, XLIV  |    utmost to prevent anything base injuring their rational
 8        7, XIII  |       should suffer were most base and dishonourable? He goes
 9        7, XIV   |     In that which is evil and base, although it seemed that
10        7, XXXV  | victims, and shut up by their base desires in prisons, which
11        8, LXVI  |   impious, or to say anything base, such a command should in