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 1   I,  2        |            into the conclusions of given premises, and this is the
 2   I,  57       |      compliments as these: "I have given you a great deal of trouble," "
 3  II,  72       |            he knows. Let a mite be given him, with its minute body
 4  II,  72       |      himself sustained in the body given him by nature between those
 5  II,  72       |        have all stumbled. This has given rise to such common titles
 6  II,  72(5)    |                              Title given by Pico della Mirandola
 7  II,  82       |        appear, and let nature have given him a hoarse voice or a
 8  II,  82       |             or let his barber have given him a bad shave, or let
 9  II,  82       |       seems to have been expressly given us to lead us into necessary
10  II,  96       |      discovered. An example may be given from the circulation of
11  II,  139      |         does screen us.~The advice given to Pyrrhus, to take the
12  II,  143      |        them unhappy. Thus they are given cares and business which
13  II,  143      |          this is why, after having given them so much business, we
14 III,  194      |            the short time which is given me to live is assigned to
15 III,  233      |       infinite, for which you have given nothing.~"Ah! This discourse
16 III,  233      |            that so strength may be given to lowliness.~
17  IV,  282      |           On the contrary, she has given us but very little knowledge
18   V,  310      |        property of riches is to be given liberally.~The property
19 VII,  430      |         state. How could they have given remedies for your ills,
20 VII,  430      |   knowledge of Himself that He has given signs of Himself, visible
21 VII,  434      |           whether these principles given to us are true, or false,
22 VII,  514(85)  |            7, "Ask and it shall be given you." ~
23 VII,  516      |        deeds of the law, and it is given to us in another way.~
24 VIII,  556     |            God's mercy that He has given indications of both.~And
25  IX,  610      |           rejected, and a new name given. Isaiah 65:15.~That this
26  IX,  631(114) |      restore to the people the law given by Moses." This is Pascal'
27   X,  641      |       Christ and the Apostles have given, is shown by the following
28   X,  669      |         needed; that Moses had not given them the bread from heaven,
29  XI,  692      |        some pleasing objects, have given and attached themselves
30  XI,  721      |        kings, and to whom God hath given a power so vast that thou
31  XI,  725      |           covering.~"The Lord hath given me the tongue of the learned
32  XI,  726      |     afflicted in innumerable ways, given gall to drink (Ps. 68),
33 XII,  737      |         738. The prophecies having given different signs which should
34 XII,  760      |           Him as the Messiah, have given Him the final proof of being
35 XII,  792      |          to feast upon; but he has given his discoveries to all men.
36 XIII,  802     | fundamental. Now the rule which is given to us must be such that
37 XIII,  802     |            the miracles.~Moses has given two rules: that the prediction
38 XIII,  816     |          that so great credence is given to so many impostors, who
39 XIII,  832     |           the reason of it must be given to you...~It is unfortunate
40 XIII,  841(194)|        works which the father hath given me to finish... bear witness
41 XIII,  841(199)|         and there shall no sign be given to it." ~
42 XIV,  878      |     Injustice.—Jurisdiction is not given for the sake of the judge,
43 XIV,  903      |     exception.~Have the men of old given absolution before penance?
44 XIV,  919      |             Probability.—They have given a ridiculous explanation