Book, Chapter

1    I, 18|    her. Such, then, was the low condition from which Minerva
2   II, 7 |  life no one either high or low judged them worthy of affinity?~
3   IV, 16|  Jesus humble, peaceful, of low condition, without comeliness,
4   IV, 26|    to the humble and men of low degree, and might hold out
5   IV, 26|     by which the humble and low usually suffer, that there
6    V, 1 |  despises these subjects as low; it avoids secret things
7    V, 16|   greatest wisdom; so he is low and abject in the sight
8    V, 17|    he will either sell at a low price or not sell at all.
9  VII, 15| down everything, and laying low all things as a crop. And--