Chapter

1 pref|        book. And when these are removed, what can appear useful,
2 30  | learning and eloquence, but far removed from the truth, because
3 33  |         chief good, ought to be removed from the number of philosophers,
4 43  |        of a new law; and having removed the ungrateful people from
5 43  |      God, then, the heirs being removed, the Gentiles would come
6 47  |        closed the sepulchre was removed, and He arose. But nothing
7 62  |  avarice, which ought to be far removed from a wise and just man;