Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  114 |        tones of the voice, all ways of walking, coughing, blowing
 2  IV,  282 | certainty, though in different ways.) And it is as useless and
 3   V,  314 |     king of lust, and take the ways of lust.~
 4  VI,  415 |       man may be viewed in two ways: the one according to its
 5  VI,  415 |        vile. These are the two ways which make us judge of him
 6 VII,  445 |      finding it out by her own ways, is averse to it when it
 7 VII,  499 |        to His rules and in His ways, the manner being thus as
 8 VIII,  561|             561. There are two ways of proving the truths of
 9 VIII,  571|       shall know them, for the ways of God are right; but the
10  XI,  708 |      the same thing in so many ways. It was necessary that the
11  XI,  726 |       afflicted in innumerable ways, given gall to drink (Ps.
12 XII,  797 |        is admirable in so many ways, and among the rest in hurling
13 XIII,  823|     foretold them; and in both ways He has raised Himself above
14 XIII,  839|        attack her in different ways. But here they attack her
15 XIV,  908 |        both in having followed ways which they should not have
16 XIV,  919 |     established that all their ways are sure, they have no longer