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 1   I,  41     |         and humanity, etc. We must please those who have humane and
 2  II,  159    |          of these in history, they please me greatly. But after all
 3 III,  238    |            chance), to try hard to please without success?~
 4   V,  304    |       shall be transmitted as they please. Some place it in election
 5  VI,  354(47)|              Changes nearly always please the great." ~
 6 VII,  425    |          part he has not than they please him by the possession of
 7 VII,  430    |           manner in which it shall please Him to communicate Himself
 8 VII,  455    |          you remain unjust and can please only the unjust.~
 9 VII,  468    |          other religion, then, can please those who hate themselves,
10 VII,  499    |            For those states, which please God and man, have one property
11  IX,  618    |          but their morality cannot please me, nor can their proofs
12   X,  684    |  sacrifices are the truth, it must please God, and must not displease
13  XI,  712    |         and choose the things that please me, and take hold of my
14  XI,  721    |          abandon their religion to please Euergetes, when he will
15 XII,  790    |          do good and evil works to please the world, and to show that
16 XIV,  877    |          which men dispose as they please, they have placed justice
17 XIV,  914    |             Montalte.—Lax opinions please men so much, that it is
18 XIV,  917    | probability, and you can no longer please the world; give probability,