Section, Paragraph
1 I, 11 | that it excites them and gives birth to them in our hearts,
2 I, 41 | not console them and only gives a point to the author's
3 II, 82 | most generally false, she gives no sign of her nature, impressing
4 II, 82 | gaiety of countenance often gives them the advantage in the
5 II, 98 | condition, or of country, chance gives them to us.~It is a pitiable
6 II, 109 | necessities of illness. Nature gives us, then, passions and desires
7 III, 194 | in fact the name which He gives Himself in the Scriptures,
8 III, 229 | and that, if the signs she gives are deceptive, she should
9 IV, 244 | for some souls to whom God gives this light, yet it is false
10 IV, 277 | naturally, according as it gives itself to them; and it hardens
11 IV, 289 | 10. The doctrine which gives a reason for everything.
12 V, 337 | a new light which piety gives them. But perfect Christians
13 VI, 370 | 370. Chance gives rise to thoughts, and chance
14 VII, 460 | is right. Now God alone gives wisdom, and that is why
15 VII, 499 | the blessing of God, who gives only to things done for
16 VII, 522 | what it did not give. Grace gives what it imposes.~
17 VIII, 556| only one of these points gives rise either to the pride
18 VIII, 571| opposite.~Now the ultimate end gives names to things. All which
19 VIII, 579| in time.~So in morals He gives charity, which produces
20 IX, 619 | other proofs which Josephus gives.~But this law is at the
21 IX, 627 | composes a romance, which he gives out as such, and which is
22 X, 682 | cipher which Saint Paul gives us. Christ must suffer.
23 XII, 780 | Redemption, as that the sun gives light to all, indicate only
24 XIV, 877 | the sword, for the sword gives a true right. Otherwise
25 XIV, 907 | probable that probability gives assurance?~Difference between
26 XIV, 907 | security of conscience. Nothing gives certainty but truth; nothing
27 XIV, 907 | certainty but truth; nothing gives rest but the sincere search
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