Book, Paragraph

 1   1, 38|   both the excellent and the base. But the King is one, that
 2   2, 14|   life which was lawless and base; and, in the first place,
 3   2, 17|        they contracted every base and intemperate disposition.
 4   2, 17|      of sentiments that were base; and the sight, to the representation
 5   2, 75|    openly seen delighting in base and abominable stories about
 6   2, 82|    earth ; and again, in the base, lawless, and corrupt practices,
 7   5, 19|    addicted to things (thus) base, -- in his character openly
 8   5, 21| superior to wrath, and every base desire: that is to say,
 9   5, 24|  flee from every vicious and base desire; should avoid every
10   5, 25|     death. But he, who is so base in character as to have