Book, Par.

 1  I, 8  |       their accusations, I were unable to convince my dearest of
 2 II, 3  |   character, often indeed being unable to understand it even should
 3 III, 6 |         power in the world, are unable to profit them: but priests
 4 III, 9 |        me into that abyss, I am unable to keep clear of the snare:
 5 III, 10|       to be weak in itself, and unable to repel those pestiferous
 6 III, 13|        the company of a few, is unable to control his anger, but
 7 III, 15|     that the flock of Christ is unable to find consolation in any
 8 III, 17|     oppress them. And he who is unable to furnish this, although
 9 IV, 1  |     words to Moses, when he was unable to withstand alone the frenzy
10 IV, 1  |    infirmities, and as thou art unable, thou wilt both suffer punishment
11 IV, 7  |       to such a pass that they, unable to brook their defeat, were
12 IV, 9  | unswerving confidence, they are unable to hold to any longer steadfastly,
13  V, 2  |        of the multitude, and is unable to do them any good worth
14  V, 3  |         has been told them, and unable to avenge themselves on
15  V, 6  |       some one of those who are unable to speak a word, will extol
16  V, 8  |   preaching, for the mind being unable to bear the senseless censures
17 VI, 5  |     remains undeveloped, and is unable to come out into action.
18 VI, 12 |      are finally going, and are unable to think of any means of
19 VI, 12 |      often by myself, and being unable to bear the thought of so
20 VI, 12 |         people, speechless, and unable either to see or hear. And
21 VI, 13 |      some prison house, and are unable to see anything of the invisible