Section, Paragraph
1 I, 16 | forced to surrender. We ought to restrict ourselves, so
2 I, 33 | speak of poetical beauty, so ought we to speak of mathematical
3 I, 33 | the natural model which we ought to imitate; and through
4 I, 37 | known of everything, we ought to know a little about everything.
5 I, 37 | but if we must choose, we ought to choose the former. And
6 I, 49 | There are places in which we ought to call Paris, "Paris,"
7 I, 49 | Paris," others in which we ought to call it the capital of
8 II, 100 | these imperfections. We ought not to be angry at their
9 II, 104 | book and read it, when we ought to be doing something else.
10 II, 146 | whole duty is to think as he ought. Now, the order of thought
11 III, 189 | enough by their condition. We ought only to revile them where
12 III, 191 | scoff at the other? Who ought to scoff? And yet, the latter
13 III, 194 | view of this point which ought to be our ultimate end.~
14 III, 194 | on the contrary, that we ought to have this feeling from
15 III, 194 | all this I conclude that I ought to spend all the days of
16 III, 195 | truth of that point which ought to be our ultimate end.~
17 III, 204 | 204. If we ought to devote eight hours of
18 III, 204 | eight hours of life, we ought to devote a hundred years.~
19 III, 221 | 221. Atheists ought to say what is perfectly
20 III, 226 | profess to follow reason, ought to be exceedingly strong
21 III, 227 | Order by dialogues.—What ought I to do? I see only darkness
22 III, 229 | might see which cause I ought to follow. Whereas in my
23 III, 229 | of what I am or of what I ought to do, I know neither my
24 III, 233 | outcast is less vast and ought less to offend our feelings
25 III, 234 | save on a certainty, we ought not to act on religion,
26 III, 234 | we act reasonably; for we ought to work for an uncertainty
27 III, 236 | doctrine of chance, you ought to put yourself to the trouble
28 IV, 246 | After the letter That we ought to seek God, to write the
29 IV, 260 | because you have heard it, you ought to believe nothing without
30 IV, 270 | some occasions on which it ought to submit. It is then right
31 IV, 270 | when it judges that it ought to submit.~
32 IV, 282 | accepting them.~This inability ought, then, to serve only to
33 IV, 283 | We do not prove that we ought to be loved by enumerating
34 V, 296 | consideration is whether we ought to make war and kill so
35 VI, 380 | we do not doubt that we ought to risk our lives in defence
36 VII, 430 | there is a God; that we ought to love Him; that our true
37 VII, 433 | knowledge of our nature. It ought to know its greatness and
38 VII, 471 | attach themselves to me. I ought to warn those who are ready
39 VII, 471 | consent to a lie that they ought not to believe it, whatever
40 VII, 471 | and likewise that they ought not to attach themselves
41 VII, 471 | themselves to me; for they ought to spend their life and
42 VII, 477 | the communities themselves ought to look to another more
43 VII, 477 | which they are members. We ought, therefore, to look to the
44 VII, 479 | full of evil; therefore we ought to hate ourselves and all
45 VII, 514 | hope no more in God, for he ought not to hope, but to strive
46 VIII, 576| these prophecies, the rest ought to be believed. And thereby
47 IX, 599 | well have succeeded, we ought to say that, since Mahomet
48 X, 667 | God does not permit it, we ought to regard it as sin; so
49 X, 677 | veiled.~How greatly, then, ought we to value those who interpret
50 XIII, 828| inconsistent with them; and they ought to be believed.~John 7:40.
51 XIII, 842| and well." That doctrine ought to be supported by miracles
52 XIII, 847| hides Himself, what light ought we not to expect from Him
53 XIII, 850| instrument of the miracle, it ought—then to induce them to change.
54 XIV, 857 | The history of the Church ought properly to be called the
55 XIV, 898 | neither for nor against"; we ought to reply to him...~
56 XIV, 915 | Now, the abuse of truth ought to be as much punished as
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