Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  II   |      made a good beginning, are capable of becoming better, and
 2       1,  IV   | although they are ignorant, are capable of [appreciating] the truth,
 3       1,  XI   |         contain evident reasons capable of persuading others. Wise
 4       1,  XIX  |     left him a firm Kingdom and capable of being preserved easily
 5       1,  XXIII|  because being in narrow places capable of [admitting] only a few,
 6       1,  XXV  |     that it may be accepted and capable of maintaining itself to
 7       1,  LVIII|    better opinion, and they are capable of seeing the truth in what
 8       2        | accomplish, so that (many being capable) some of those more loved
 9       2,  II   |          put them into a prison capable of holding all of them;
10       2,  III  |       there eighty thousand men capable of bearing arms. For the
11       2,  XVIII|    faith in them believing them capable of overcoming those difficulties.