Book, Chapter

1    I, 9 |  lust, luxury, desire, and arrogance, so as to complete the excellence
2  III, 22|   marriage and wealth, but arrogance, pride, and haughtiness,
3   IV, 1 |  is evident, from the very arrogance of the name, that no one
4   IV, 23|    not practise them, what arrogance is it, to wish to impose
5    V, 2 |   not whether with greater arrogance or harshness: the one of
6    V, 3 |    very thing to prove the arrogance of Christ, in that He made
7    V, 23|  nor lift up his head with arrogance; but he is calm and peaceful,
8    V, 24| even insulted God in their arrogance, and placed His eternal
9   VI, 25|    the charge of pride and arrogance, and by this deed lose the