Book, Paragraph

1 III,  15| excessive indecency? Is this the contempt you entertain,-this the
2  IV,   1|          bring your deities into contempt, when you make equal, and
3  IV,  11|       and neglected with profane contempt, viz. Lateranus, the genius
4   V,   2|         extraordinary, and bring contempt upon deity itself. What,
5  VI,   1|       madly desperate feeling of contempt for the gods, but because
6  VI,   2|     supposed to hold the gods in contempt, who we say are not gods,
7 VII,   1|      admit that we do, not froth contempt or scorn of the divine,
8 VII,  42|          sacrilegious spirit and contempt for religion, we have reason