Section,  Paragraph

 1   I,  48  |   spoil the discourse, we must leave them alone. This is the
 2  II,  139 |    pleasure at home, would not leave it to go to sea or to besiege
 3  II,  139 |       so there is nothing they leave undone in seeking turmoil.
 4  II,  139 |       attract them, they would leave their opponents without
 5  II,  139 |      to see them, so as not to leave them an hour in the day
 6  II,  142 |      us make the trial; let us leave a king all alone to reflect
 7 III,  194 |      before God. Let them then leave these impieties to those
 8 III,  226 |        here is enough of it to leave you in repose. But if you
 9  VI,  378 |       be placed at the top. To leave the mean is to abandon humanity.
10  VI,  418 |        still more dangerous to leave him in ignorance of both.
11 VII,  430 |        mercy, He has willed to leave them in the loss of the
12 VII,  498 |    with men in this life is to leave them without that war which
13 VII,  553 |     Him for a little, and they leave Him with entire indifference,
14 VII,  553 |        of God, not that He may leave us at peace in our vices,
15 VIII,  556|     part he takes, I shall not leave him at rest.~
16  IX,  618 | conduct; but that God will not leave other nations in this darkness
17  XI,  712 |       of spirit.~"And ye shall leave your name for a curse unto
18  XI,  735 |  refuge in Him; that He should leave Zion to reign in the centre
19 XII,  770 |   blind; to heal the sick, and leave the healthy to die; to call
20 XII,  770 |        justify sinners, and to leave the righteous in their sins;
21 XII,  770 |         to fill the needy, and leave the rich empty.~
22 XII,  795 |       of Nazareth, in order to leave the wicked in their blindness;