Chapter

 1 21|     related that he did not give way even to Jupiter, though
 2 32|      philosophy which thus gives way. How is it with moral? Does
 3 34|      unable to live in any other way than by prey and bloodshed.
 4 35|          have been unable in any way to find out the chief good;
 5 38|         of being endured in some way. Shall there be a community
 6 44|        He hath found out all the way of knowledge, and hath given
 7 51|       open to the lowest men the way to salvation, He made Himself
 8 51|        His body should be in any way mutilated, or a bone broken,
 9 52|     please. They desire in every way to destroy these, that they
10 59|         wished the one to be the way of industry, the other of
11 59|         that one of them was the way of the just, the other of
12 59|          say that the one is the way of life, the other that
13 59|          tortures. Therefore the way of justice, which leads
14 67|        cuts off from himself the way of salvation, because no
15 70| foolishness, if it stands in the way of advantages, and is injurious