Book, Chapter

1      1, III |        corruption of manners to honesty of precepts or examples
2      1, III |        adverse parts do give to honesty, than any versatile advantage
3      2, XX  |        their encounters between honesty and profit, in their balancing
4      2, XXI |         best fortifications for honesty and virtue that can be planted.
5      2, XXI | corrupted minds presuppose that honesty groweth out of simplicity
6      2, XXII|        so little effect towards honesty of life, because they are
7      2, XXII|       have neither soundness of honesty nor substance of sufficiency;