Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I, 30, 14| extent does his father suffer loss and is diminished, being
2   II, 13, 2 |      on account of any [real] loss of body, so is it with those [
3  III, 25, 3 |      power, suffers the same [loss] as the former, by being
4   IV, 37, 7 |    unless we had known what a loss it were to be devoid of
5    V, 27, 2 |      from God consists in the loss of all the benefits which
6    V, 27, 2 |   with God, and therefore the loss of these is also eternal
7    V, 30, 1 |  shall not come forth without loss, because they have led into
8    V, 30, 1 |     in the first place, it is loss to wander from the truth,