Book, Chapter

 1   II, 5 | ungrateful towards the divine bounty, so that they preferred
 2    V, 5 |  avarice intercept the divine bounty, and thus cause hunger and
 3    V, 18| easier for us, to whom by the bounty of Heaven this justice is
 4   VI, 11|       he not also advise that bounty should not be employed at
 5   VI, 11|     all? For thus he speaks: "Bounty, which proceeds from our
 6   VI, 11|     however, we must exercise bounty in giving: nor is this kind
 7   VI, 11|    For we must not bestow our bounty on suitable objects, but
 8   VI, 11|  therefore do you bestow your bounty on suitable persons, unless
 9   VI, 11|        unless you bestow your bounty upon them. They are useless
10   VI, 11|       better who bestow their bounty on their tribesmen and clients,
11   VI, 11|     that is not true and just bounty, for there is no conferring
12   VI, 12|       that we must bestow our bounty on "suitable" persons. For
13   VI, 13|       offences are removed by bounty, think that a licence is
14   VI, 13|      through reliance on your bounty, they are not done away
15   VI, 13|      abstain from the work of bounty because he has no faults
16   VI, 13|   done away with by continual bounty. For it is the single work