Book, Chapter

1        1, IV    |           sinners would have been excluded by those who bring upon
2        1, VI    |           that if they are justly excluded, while He Himself is guilty
3        1, XVI   |   posterity by their writings, he excluded Moses from the number; while
4        4, XXVII |      prayers, without their being excluded from them, unless it should
5        5, XXXIV | oppressive, and wishing not to be excluded from the use of cows' flesh,
6        6, XXVIII|           showing that he was not excluded from happiness although
7        7, LIV   |         the poems of Homer, to be excluded from a well-ordered state.