Book, Chapter

 1        1, V      |     finger of God a sense of the duty that is required.~
 2        1, XVII   |      that utility is justice, or duty, or anything of that kind."
 3        2, XX     |          want of stable ideas of duty towards his Master, along
 4        2, XXX    |          of God." Now it was his duty to enumerate the alleged
 5        2, XXXVIII|        pointed out to them their duty, nor to chastise the wicked
 6        2, LXXVI  |    Odysseus to remind him of his duty, because it is characteristic
 7        3, XXX    |          very far short of their duty, and who lead more indolent
 8        4, XXXI   |          were entrusted with the duty of presiding over the tribunals,
 9        5, XXV    |         but also because it is a duty to protect what has been
10        5, XXVI   | differently, but because it is a duty to protect what has been
11        5, XXXI   |        persons returned to their duty, let him notice that they
12        5, XXXIV  |    themselves discharging a holy duty in eating their fathers,
13        7, XVIII  |     returned afterwards to their duty, and to the religion prescribed
14        7, XLVIII |        in the discharge of every duty, being filled with all righteousness
15        8, XXI    |    nothing else than to do one's duty;" and that man truly celebrates
16        8, XXI    |  celebrates a feast who does his duty and prays always, offering
17        8, XXII   |          us," and that it is his duty to keep the feast by eating
18        8, XXVI   |         to for a moment; for our duty is to pray to the Most High
19        8, XXXIV  |         deem it their office and duty to attend to them, and as
20        8, LVII   |       fails to perceive the true duty which is fulfilled by an
21        8, LVII   |        we, while recognising the duty of thankfulness, maintain
22        8, LXIII  |       rigorously discharge every duty, even to those who show