Book, Chapter

 1    I, 15|      thou shouldst leave the presence of the mighty God,~And make
 2   II, 16|     they generally do in the presence of their own worshippers;
 3  III, 3 |     not by words, but by the presence of the fact itself. But
 4   IV, 14|   did they ever stand in the presence of God and the angels; nor
 5    V, 4 |  sacrilegious writings in my presence, and to my grief, being
 6    V, 9 |     ashamed to be bad in the presence of the just and good? Or
 7    V, 9 |     out of the way, in whose presence they are ashamed to lead
 8    V, 11|     themselves may reach the presence of God. What brutality is
 9  VII, 5 |    and to be for ever in the presence of God and in the society
10  VII, 12|    But since the soul by its presence gives sensibility to the
11  VII, 13| destruction of souls, in the presence of any magician, who knew
12  VII, 23|      to God in His immediate presence, because He has destroyed