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 1   I,  1        |            because mathematicians wish to treat matters of intuition
 2   I,  9        |                        9. When we wish to correct with advantage
 3   I,  16       |         of the discourse which we wish to adapt to them. We must
 4   I,  24       |        the contrary of what those wish to obtain from us without
 5   I,  40       |          difficulty is in what we wish to prove, we find the examples
 6   I,  40       |      demonstration.~Thus, when we wish to demonstrate a general
 7   I,  40       |        particular case; but if we wish to demonstrate a particular
 8   I,  40       |        the thing obscure which we wish to prove and that clear
 9   I,  44       |                        44. Do you wish people to believe good of
10  II,  63       |           if he does not at least wish to die like a Christian.
11  II,  72       |         without this knowledge, I wish that, before entering on
12  II,  72       |          benefits irritate us; we wish to have the wherewithal
13  II,  100      |           deceive them and should wish them to esteem us more highly
14  II,  100      | disagreeable. They treat us as we wish to be treated. We hate the
15  II,  100      |     regard to others. He does not wish any one to tell him the
16  II,  124      |        different eyes; we have no wish to find them alike.~
17  II,  148      |        presumptuous that we would wish to be known by all the world,
18  II,  150      |       admirers. Even philosophers wish for them. Those who write
19  II,  152      |        vanity. Most frequently we wish to know but to talk. Otherwise
20  II,  159      |          was best in them was the wish to hide them.~
21  II,  169      |           to be happy, and cannot wish not to be so. But how will
22 III,  231      |   infinite, without parts? Yes. I wish therefore to show you an
23  IV,  259      |           about which they do not wish to think. "Do not meditate
24   V,  294      |          its origin, if we do not wish that it should soon come
25   V,  302      |      these are obstinate in their wish to obtain glory and despise
26   V,  313      |        They are inevitable, if we wish to reward desert; for all
27   V,  332      |            I am...~Tyranny is the wish to have in one way what
28  VI,  363(57)  |        use it; you must do as you wish." ~
29  VI,  366      |         of good judgement. If you wish it to be able to reach the
30  VI,  389      |           is wretched to have the wish, but not the power. Now
31  VI,  404      |        level with the brutes, yet wish to be admired and believed
32 VII,  506      |        the smallest faults, if we wish to follow them out mercilessly!~
33 VII,  550      |         those who wrong me, but I wish them a lot like mine, in
34 VII,  553      |         all that I do.~"Dost thou wish that it always cost Me the
35  IX,  618      |    convincing, and because I only wish here to put in evidence
36  XI,  721      |         it by cunning). "He shall wish to corrupt her, but she
37  XI,  725      |          it is not by that that I wish to be honoured; as it is
38 XII,  744      |         believe"? And they almost wish that they had believed,
39 XIII,  825(186)|         you the Jesuits, what you wish is a Christ not crucified,
40 XIV,  884      |          such as it is, we cannot wish it changed! It has indeed