Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 | individually will not be able to proceed further, the power of the
 2    I, 7 |  anything beyond to which it can proceed. But because that which
 3    I, 11|       how far it is allowable to proceed in fiction, since it is
 4    I, 16|          and worthy of a man. "I proceed to release the minds of
 5    I, 18|        they attacked. Now let us proceed to the remaining subjects.
 6   II, 3 |      Beyond this step man cannot proceed, and thus many of the philosophers
 7  III, 17|  trifling be refuted! But I must proceed with my subject. This is
 8  III, 25|          but they were unable to proceed beyond words. First, because
 9   IV, 12|    length rising again, He might proceed to His Father borne aloft
10    V, 15|       which (as I have said) may proceed from justice, and be separated
11    V, 23|         permit our corruption to proceed to greater lengths, but
12   VI, 5 |        Him from whom good things proceed must thrust a man unawares
13   VI, 6 |        their origin. Those which proceed from God have this object,
14   VI, 18|    revile, that no evil word may proceed out of the mouth of a man
15  VII, 1 |         many and great burthens, proceed along the way of death,