Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6 |     that you may designate each person by his own mark and appellation.
 2    I, 10|       and Greatest had the same person both as sister and wife.~
 3    I, 14|      Titan, who was inferior in person to Saturn, on that account,
 4    I, 19|         it is manifest that the person in question was a man, and
 5    I, 20|      from the profession of the person thus honoured. A festival
 6    I, 21| desolate, had she not found one person. And this did not escape
 7   II, 4 |     avengers. But if any humble person shall have committed any
 8   II, 9 |         it was made by the same person by whom you deny that it
 9  III, 13|      taught by an insignificant person who is devoid of eloquence,
10  III, 18|        the death of an innocent person cannot be unavenged, and
11  III, 26|       able to improve any other person nor themselves (if nature
12   IV, 3 |       is evident, that the same person is both father of his slaves
13   IV, 17|      law alive, anti present in person, and destroy that old law
14   IV, 18|        their hopes in that very person whom they denied. Isaiah
15   IV, 24|       of His majesty in His own person, assuredly God will not
16   IV, 29|       the house is one, and one person is called master. So this
17   IV, 29|          with reference to each person, he introduced the words, "
18    V, 15|         he himself or any other person had wished to complete the
19    V, 21|        which is extorted from a person against his will. For unless
20   VI, 8 |      the people; nor is another person to be sought to explain
21   VI, 11|         shall not be a suitable person will be worn out with nakedness,
22   VI, 12|         stranger and an unknown person, he truly is worthy of praise,
23   VI, 18|    desires to imitate that very person by whom he has been injured.