Section,  Paragraph

1  II,  155|       if they spend all their efforts in the interests of fools,
2 III,  194|  believe they have made great efforts for their instruction when
3  VI,  351|    351. Those great spiritual efforts, which the soul sometimes
4  VI,  352|   must not be measured by his efforts, but by his ordinary life.~
5 VII,  425|     reach the good by our own efforts. But example teaches us
6 VII,  498| asunder between these opposed efforts. But it would be very unfair
7 XIV,  888|      unchangeably against the efforts of those who have attempted