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 1   I,  18  |         of diseases, etc. For the chief malady of man is restless
 2  II,  62  |      themselves, and by first and chief design. For to say silly
 3  II,  99  |            The will is one of the chief factors in belief, not that
 4  II,  118 |                              118. Chief talent, that which rules
 5 VII,  430 |           who put forward, as the chief good, the good which is
 6 VII,  430 |          earthly pleasures as the chief good even in eternity, produced
 7 VII,  430 |          not even know them? Your chief maladies are pride, which
 8 VII,  434 |                          434. The chief arguments of the sceptics—
 9 VII,  434 |         our dreams?~These are the chief arguments on one side and
10 VII,  463 | admiration and find therein their chief delight, very well, let
11 VIII,  556|       tend to establish these two chief points of this religion:
12  IX,  611 |           was for God only; their chief hope was in God only; they
13  XI,  721 |         besides these," (his four chief successors).~"And the king
14  XI,  726 |         is to make this stone the chief corner-stone.~And this stone
15  XI,  729 |          of it, where He made His chief Church.~
16 XII,  791 |     impostor; the priests and the chief people reject Him; His friends
17 XIII,  802|           the truth, which is the chief end of the miracles.~Moses
18 XIII,  807|           to have recourse to the chief priests and to rely on them.~