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 1   I,  1     |       the way to proceed in this kind of reasoning. Not that the
 2   I,  2     |           and there is perhaps a kind of intellect that can search
 3   I,  32    |     model, though each after its kind; even so there is a perfect
 4   I,  39    |      reason about things of that kind, would lack proofs.~
 5  II,  72    |   opposite natures, different in kind, soul and body. For it is
 6  II,  93    |     children may fade away. What kind of nature is that which
 7  II,  94(18)|        And every beast after his kind." ~
 8  II,  121   | beginning to end. Thus is made a kind of infinity and eternity.
 9  II,  160   |          purposely, without this kind of baseness. Whence comes
10 III,  226   |      trifling reflection of this kind, we go to amuse ourselves,
11  IV,  282   |         little knowledge of this kind; and all the rest can be
12  IV,  288   |         love lowliness, whatever kind of intellect they may have,
13   V,  299   |        have power of a different kind, do not follow the majority
14  VI,  408   |     almost unique. But a certain kind of evil is as difficult
15 VII,  497   |        should have to make every kind of effort after virtue,"
16 VII,  497   |          that we must make every kind of effort.~
17 VIII,  564  |          they are also of such a kind that it cannot be said that
18 VIII,  576  |          the world to be of this kind. The miracles of the Creation
19  IX,  612   |          carried away into every kind of debauchery, and yet there
20  IX,  618   |          of all and is of such a kind that, even before the term
21   X,  689   |   Christians, one saying of this kind would in fact determine
22  XI,  721   |       Thy dream was then of this kind. Thou sawest a great image,
23 XII,  792   |        three orders differing in kind.~Great geniuses have their
24 XIV,  888   |        arise from people of this kind; so that when we are well