Book, Chapter

 1    I, pref|         minds of men, being both provided with its own force, and
 2    I, 5   |        He framed the heaven, and provided for His children that they
 3    I, 11  | relatives, and left laws to men, provided them with a settled mode
 4   II, 9   |     makes from materials already provided, which is the part of man.
 5   II, 12  |        it is plain that some one provided that they should be born,
 6   II, 12  |         it must be that some one provided these things by some divine
 7    V, 7   |       praises? But because it is provided by nature that hatred, desire,
 8   VI, 4   |       this life, because God has provided an adversary for us, that
 9   VI, 12  |        live with our neighbours, provided that we know that the one
10   VI, 12  |      slender resources should be provided for. And I greatly prefer
11   VI, 18  |     would prefer to be despised, provided that he may always discharge