Book, Chapter

 1   II, 5 |          were appointed by God to remove the gloom of darkness! He
 2   II, 8 |           soldiers, being sent to remove it, sportively and in jest
 3   II, 8 |       asked whether she wished to remove to Rome, answered that she
 4   II, 17|       answered that she wished to remove to Rome; that Fortuna Muliebris
 5   IV, 24|   precepts for the life, ought to remove every method of excuse,
 6    V, 9 | inheritances, forge wills, either remove or exclude the just heirs;
 7    V, 18|       appearance of folly, and to remove it from the eyes of men,
 8   VI, 18|      excellent man not to wish to remove his adversary, which cannot
 9   VI, 24|        choose a secret place, and remove the witness? Suppose that
10   VI, 24|           root out lusts, He will remove envy, He will mitigate anger.
11  VII, 26|      safety of men,--in short, to remove the wicked from the state,