Book, Chapter

 1  III, 29| unless it is strengthened by continual harassing, it cannot be
 2   IV, 1 |       or by authority, or by continual exhortations, to free the
 3    V, 6 |     Thus, being corrupted by continual imitation, they abandoned
 4    V, 23|   good whom He loves, and by continual labours exercises them to
 5   VI, 13|      to be done away with by continual bounty. For it is the single
 6   VI, 19|     should correct them with continual stripes, lest by useless
 7  VII, 3 |     sensible of no pain from continual laceration. But if this
 8  VII, 5 |  strengthen virtue itself by continual exercise, and might make
 9  VII, 16|   and the sword, but also by continual earthquakes and overflowings
10  VII, 22|     prophets proclaimed with continual announcements that the Son