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 1  II,  82      |   have the same power. Hence arise all the disputes of men,
 2  II,  83      |   besides those errors which arise accidentally and through
 3  II,  100     |      the feelings that would arise in a heart full of equity
 4  II,  101     |      from the quarrels which arise from the indiscreet tales
 5  II,  131     |       There will immediately arise from the depth of his heart
 6  II,  139     |      court or in war, whence arise so many quarrels, passions,
 7  II,  139     |     accord would not fail to arise from the depths of the heart
 8   V,  337     | another and higher light. So arise a succession of opinions
 9 VII,  435     |    fall into despair. Thence arise the different schools of
10 VII,  498     |     this difficulty does not arise from the religion which
11 VIII,  579    |     to give them occasion to arise from correct expressions,
12   X,  642(116)|     sins... I say unto thee, Arise." ~
13   X,  674(127)|     know... I say unto thee: Arise." ~
14  XI,  721     |   seen. But after thee shall arise another kingdom inferior
15  XI,  721     |     to the full, there shall arise a king, insolent and strong,
16 XIV,  888     |      these temptations would arise from people of this kind;