Book, Chapter

 1   II, 10|    wonderfully designed for the support and production of all things.
 2   II, 13|      sinner, that he might seek support for himself by labour. And
 3  III, 8 |       need of resources for the support of life, so have they need
 4  III, 8 |        exercised either for the support of life, or pleasure, or
 5  III, 25|        have to gain their daily support by labour. And on this account
 6   IV, 24|     need of many things for the support of this life. You do not
 7    V, 15|   foolish has strong grounds of support (for they are not deceived
 8    V, 23|  anything beyond that which may support his life; and even from
 9   VI, 11|         far as in you lies, and support with kindness, the lives
10   VI, 11|      office of liberality is to support the needy and unserviceable.~
11   VI, 12| appropriate work of the just to support the poor and to ransom captives,
12   VI, 12|       to undertake the care and support of the sick, who need some
13   VI, 17|       be replaced, that you may support the life of man, which cannot
14  VII, 1 |      firth and suitable for the support of the work; but we have
15  VII, 15|    though it had no strength to support itself, unless it depended