Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  82  |       which can only make its friends miserable; the one covers
 2  II,  101 |       there would not be four friends in the world. This is apparent
 3  II,  139 |   bragging tomorrow among his friends that he has played better
 4  II,  143 | honour, their property, their friends, and even with the property
 5  II,  143 |       and the honour of their friends. They are overwhelmed with
 6  II,  143 |     fortune and that of their friends be in good condition, and
 7  II,  154 |                154. I have no friends to your advantage.~
 8   V,  331 |   others, laughing with their friends, and, when they diverted
 9  VI,  376 |     its enemies than from its friends; for the weakness of man
10 VII,  553 |    least in His three dearest friends, and they are asleep. He
11 VII,  553 |     including that of His own friends chosen to watch with Him,
12 VII,  553 |  weary.~Jesus, seeing all His friends asleep and all His enemies
13 VIII,  571|     because they had been his friends.~Therefore it was well that
14  XI,  721 |     and her children, and her friends, shall be delivered to death." (
15 XII,  791 |  chief people reject Him; His friends and His nearest relatives
16 XII,  797 |     not have failed to secure friends who would have made such
17 XIII,  854|      either in favour of your friends or against your enemies.