Chapter

 1 II   |       into plain and manifest destruction, and wouldst constrain us
 2 III  |   they should be delivered to destruction by fire and sword. "For,"
 3 VII  |      virtue, turning men from destruction and guiding their feet toward
 4 X    |    and to serve idols, to the destruction of all nature, is to my
 5 XI   |       the way that leadeth to destruction, and many there be which
 6 XII  |       wishes: dasheth to dire destruction all them that lean upon
 7 XII  | disturbed, bring that body to destruction. Furthermore, the fiery
 8 XV   |     broad way that leadeth to destruction, yet not for this shall
 9 XXIV |    violent hand forcest me to destruction. If thou wilt force me,
10 XXV  |        I have given myself to destruction? Well, if thou thinkest
11 XXV  |     deaf, and give nought but destruction and eternal punishment to
12 XXVI |      himself falling into the destruction that he had made for other,
13 XXVII|        are works of error and destruction. So it is not meet to call
14 XXXVI|       every path whose end is destruction. For it is with kingdoms