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 1   I,  1        |       the greatest difficulty in making them felt by those who do
 2  II,  100      |         always some advantage in making men love us. Human life
 3  II,  105      |        circumstances, not of our making, have placed it. But we
 4  II,  146      |       playing the lute, singing, making verses, running at the ring,
 5  II,  146      |        the ring, etc., fighting, making oneself king, without thinking
 6 III,  195      |   thought from it, think only of making themselves happy for the
 7 III,  200      |      nature that man, etc. It is making heavy the hand of God.~Thus
 8  IV,  260      |           Authority.—So far from making it a rule to believe a thing
 9  VI,  386      |     different occupations, as in making a voyage, we should suffer
10  VI,  423      |          it may not blind him in making his choice, and may not
11 VII,  430      |        from my rule; and, on his making himself equal to me by the
12 VII,  430      |         on another precipice, by making you understand that your
13 VII,  435      |      grace of their Redeemer. So making those tremble whom it justifies,
14 VII,  435      |          without inflating; thus making it evident that alone being
15 VII,  463      |      perfection consists only in making men—but without constraint—
16 VII,  471      |         even so I am blamable in making myself loved and if I attract
17  IX,  627      | Accordingly, he did not think of making a history, but solely a
18  XI,  713      |        flattering their lust and making them hope to satisfy it.~
19 XIII,  833     |         produces. But those who, making profession to follow Him
20 XIII,  841(197)|                        The Lord, making manifest his presence, upholdeth
21 XIII,  849     |        these passages, Deut. 13, making against the authority of
22 XIV,  884      |         change the custom of not making priests without such great