Book, Chapter

 1   II, 8 |        any hesitation took and cut it. In the next place is
 2   II, 8 |       Mark Antony, when he had cut down a grove of AEsculapius
 3   II, 17|       it is that the stone was cut by the augur with a razor;
 4  III, 17|     vigorous, that others were cut off by an untimely death
 5  III, 17|    minute, that they cannot be cut and divided. Thus, because
 6  III, 17|  smooth. Therefore they can be cut and divided, if there is
 7  III, 17|     minute that they cannot be cut asunder by the edge of any
 8    V, 4 |        all their writings, and cut off from future writers
 9    V, 15|  immortality to all; no one is cut off from His heavenly benefits.
10   VI, 6 |       had undertaken; and they cut away the steps by which
11   VI, 15|        who do not regulate but cut them out, and wish by some
12  VII, 3 |        built up, mountains are cut down, and the innermost
13  VII, 5 |       taken away. If you shall cut off your left hand or foot,
14  VII, 15|     sea, when, the waves being cut asunder and parted on either
15  VII, 15| returning to its place, he was cut off, with all his people.
16  VII, 26| untouched, nor shall timber be cut from the mountains, but