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 1   I,  1      |     their principles, they are lost in matters of intuition
 2  II,  72     |      let him regard himself as lost in this remote corner of
 3  II,  139    |    comes it that this man, who lost his only son a few months
 4 III,  194    |   profoundly that we must have lost all feeling to be indifferent
 5 III,  236    |        the True Cause, you are lost. "But," say you, "if He
 6  VI,  342    |      that the prey is found or lost, it would indeed also speak
 7 VII,  425    |      incest. And since man has lost the true good, everything
 8 VII,  426    |         426. True nature being lost, everything becomes its
 9 VII,  426    |         as the true good being lost, everything becomes its
10 VII,  441    |      man and without him, to a lost God and a corrupt nature.~
11 VII,  489    |        that by one man all was lost, and the bond broken between
12 VII,  543(91)|     their curiosity, they have lost by their pride." Quod curiositate
13 VII,  553    |       the first Adam, where he lost himself and the whole human
14 VIII,  556   |     enough to know that he has lost it. For to know of his loss,
15  IX,  631    |        restored the Scriptures lost during the Captivity.~(Theos)
16  XI,  692    |       himself and, as it were, lost in this corner of the universe,
17  XI,  692    |   thereupon these wretched and lost beings, having looked around
18  XI,  725    |        me these, seeing I have lost my children, and am desolate,
19 XII,  800    | tortures, and death, they were lost. Let us follow up this thought.~
20 XIII,  840   |       A man would need to have lost his senses to conclude from