Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |        able to exist; since each takes care of nothing beyond that
 2    I, 14|    secretly brought up, secretly takes with him his sons, who are
 3    I, 16| intercourse follows; and if this takes place, they must have houses,
 4   II, 18|       this persuasion altogether takes away truth and religion.
 5  III, 4 |        itself foolish; but as it takes away others, so is it taken
 6  III, 5 |          very thing for which he takes away the others! For it
 7  III, 15|          distorts rule, entirely takes away knowledge. Therefore
 8  III, 19|     death is not an evil; for it takes away the perception of evil.
 9  III, 22|       confer virtue upon all, he takes it away from all. For the
10    V, 10|        Ufens call their sire,~He takes alive, condemned to bleed~
11   VI, 15|         another. For both desire takes its beginning from the inclination,
12  VII, 5 |         and of Himself. And this takes place when man, purified
13  VII, 12|     single moment of time, which takes place in those who die by
14  VII, 12|          senseless when the soul takes its departure, because it
15  VII, 12|          not a dissolution which takes place, but a separation;