Book, Chapter

 1  III, 2 |         is the searching itself correct, because it can find nothing.
 2   IV, 23|     first learn; and before you correct the character of others,
 3   IV, 23|        the character of others, correct your own. Who could deny
 4    V, 1 |       and when they are able to correct themselves, they greatly
 5    V, 18|       the duty of a good man to correct the errors of men, and to
 6    V, 23|       His commandments, and yet correct them if they did not obey
 7   VI, 19|        when they err, we should correct them with continual stripes,
 8   VI, 24|    followed a devious course to correct their error by repentance,
 9  VII, 3 |          Therefore that is more correct which they derived from
10  VII, 26| injurious decrees of others, to correct faults, to provide with