Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |        neither books would find any limit, nor speech any end. But
 2    I, 11|             do not know what is the limit of poetic licence, how far
 3    I, 12|           satiated, since it has no limit?"~
 4   II, 9 |        immense, which has no end or limit, like the life of the Maker
 5   II, 9 |         perfect, wisdom can have no limit, and strength no measure?
 6   II, 14|            generation, and placed a limit at a hundred and twenty
 7  III, 6 |            attributed too little. A limit was wanting to each on either
 8  III, 6 |           things which exceeded the limit of human reflection; and
 9  III, 16|             wisdom, for this has no limit or moderation; but we must
10   IV, 26|           this divine power did not limit its exercise to this point;
11   IV, 27|            He was living among men, limit to flight all the demons
12   VI, 15| advantageously regulated by man,--a limit being applied, so that there
13   VI, 20|             to man pleasure without limit, and liable to fall into
14  VII, 5 |          soul, and therefore has no limit. We received the first when
15  VII, 25|     expectation does not exceed the limit of two hundred years. The
16  VII, 27| truth-telling precepts, and fixed a limit to lust and fear, and explained