Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  97  |                    97. The most important affair in life is the choice
 2 III,  194 |        unnatural.~Nothing is so important to man as his own state,
 3 III,  195 |         in a matter which is so important to them, and which touches
 4  IV,  242 |         proof of this great and important matter, the course of the
 5  IV,  260 |       you believe.~Belief is so important! A hundred contradictions
 6   V,  330 |    folly. The greatest and most important thing in the world has weakness
 7 VII,  499 |        the manner being thus as important as the thing and perhaps
 8 VII,  505 |         therefore everything is important.~In each action we must
 9 VIII,  556|  unworthy of Him. It is equally important to men to know both these
10   X,  677 |   meanings. When we find out an important letter in which we discover
11  XI,  709 |  against them. This is far more important.~
12 XII,  785 |     historians, writing only of important matters of states, have
13 XIII,  851| perishes not.~Miracles are more important than you think. They have
14 XIV,  873 |       Greeks said in a council, important rules—but by the acts of
15 XIV,  908 |    error, and that is why it is important to choose good guides.~Thus
16 XIV,  921 |     fish and the birds...~It is important to kings and princes to