Book, Paragraph

1   I,  51|   he even enable any one to check a pustule, a hang-nail,
2   I,  63|   fires of lust? Did He not check the craving of greed? Did
3  II,  11|     not say to restrain, to check the madness of the sea or
4  II,  25|    dog, on finding game, to check and repress its barking;
5  IV,  33| much importance, nor do you check, by any fear of chastisement
6   V,  44| anywhere at all, fear would check you in making mention of
7  VI,  26|   formed by the ancients to check wrongdoing, and to arouse
8  VI,  26|    and to quell them by the check given by means of punishments?