Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1   II, 32, 3  |        forward mere boys [as the subjects on whom they practise],
2   IV,  9, 3  |           a man, to grant to his subjects greater advantages at times:
3   IV, 14, 2  |         confer benefits upon His subjects, by drawing up in writing
4   IV, 34, 1  |      come, and those who are His subjects have been filled with that
5    V, pref, 1|        obtain a knowledge of the subjects against which I am contending.
6    V, 12, 6  | importance to those who were the subjects of His healing. Or how can
7    V, 13, 2  |          besides falling, become subjects of ridicule; so is it with
8    V, 24, 3  |         and the benefit of their subjects, and for the preservation
9    V, 24, 3  |          rebuke: others, as [the subjects] deserve it, are for deception,