Book, Chapter

 1    I, 10|     king learned to refuse to carry out whatever contract he
 2    I, 21|    putrid with age? When they carry these, they think that they
 3   II, 3 |      his own wisdom, so as to carry out in action the conception
 4   II, 9 |    and the skill and power to carry into effect. Therefore Seneca,
 5   IV, 17|     waggons by their neck, or carry burthens on their back,
 6    V, 4 |   which Cyprian did not fully carry out in that discourse in
 7    V, 9 |       they have determined to carry their cruelty to the utmost,
 8    V, 16|     level with other men, and carry himself with humility, is
 9    V, 18|     for him? Or why should he carry on war, and mix himself
10   VI, 1 | practices; they deceive, they carry off by violence, they plunder,
11   VI, 5 |      one will lead an army to carry off and lay waste the property
12   VI, 6 |       that it were as easy to carry out goodness in action as
13  VII, 15|      neighbouring states will carry on conflicts with each other;
14  VII, 24|    manger, the wolf shall not carry off the sheep, the hound