Book, Par.

 1 II, 4  |      make the ruin greater. For weak and careless characters,
 2 III, 7 |        transgress them? "Who is weak," he says, "and I am not
 3 III, 7 |          he says, "and I am not weak? who is offended and I burn
 4 III, 10|       but when it happens to be weak in itself, and unable to
 5 III, 14|       having discovered all his weak points, make an attack upon
 6 IV, 1  |      But all such arguments are weak as excuses, and not only
 7 IV, 1  |        as excuses, and not only weak, but perilous, inasmuch
 8 IV, 1  |      thine has been shown to be weak, and not only fails to save
 9 IV, 1  |        is safety for us who are weak, namely, in not undertaking
10 IV, 2  |      one called thee, wast thou weak and incapable, but when
11 IV, 6  | Churches; his sympathy with the weak, his many afflictions, his
12 VI, 3  |         this kind, the image is weak, and capable of being speedily
13 VI, 12 |      was before. For my soul is weak and puny, and easily mastered,
14 VI, 12 |         soul. He who makes them weak, places them in subjection