Book, Chapter

 1    I, 11|           God to help him, but to preserve him, to give him life and
 2    I, 17|        who are celebrated able to preserve their chastity inviolate.
 3   II, 4 |           with his willow scythe, preserve them."~Therefore they adore
 4   II, 5 | completing their courses, do they preserve their regularity? Undoubtedly
 5  III, 9 |         else than to maintain and preserve justice by good works. But
 6  III, 16|        those already founded, who preserve the safety and liberty of
 7   IV, 3 |       given to itself, man cannot preserve his piety if he shall prove
 8    V, 18|       plank, in order that he may preserve his own life, is foolish.
 9    V, 18|     commit an injury, that he may preserve that sense of duty by which
10    V, 20|         in those who endeavour to preserve their faith, but a good
11    V, 23|     nothing. He is also unable to preserve innocency, which virtue
12    V, 23|           others do that they may preserve their life. Some one desires
13   VI, 10|       either to violate or not to preserve that compact which was entered
14   VI, 11|        and of a brave man too, to preserve one who was on the point
15   VI, 11|      guard their property, and to preserve their money-chest in safety,
16   VI, 11|         the wretched, who wish to preserve humanity without any loss
17   VI, 17|          our property that we may preserve kindness and justice, it