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 1  II,  100    |        only the imperfections and vices which we really have, it
 2  II,  102    |                         102. Some vices only lay hold of us by means
 3  II,  103    |         be exactly sharing in the vices of the vulgar when we see
 4   V,  294(42)|         Once we suffered from our vices; today we suffer from our
 5  VI,  354    |      Plerumque gratae principibus vices. 47 ~
 6  VI,  357    |          extremes on either side, vices present themselves, which
 7  VI,  357    |        the infinitely little; and vices present themselves in a
 8  VI,  359    |          balancing of two opposed vices, just as we remain upright
 9  VI,  359    |          gales. Remove one of the vices, and we fall into the other.~
10 VII,  425    |          pestilence, war, famine, vices, adultery, incest. And since
11 VII,  435    |       been able to cure these two vices, not by expelling the one
12 VII,  466    |          it: Via, veritas. 75 The vices of Zeno himself.~
13 VII,  502    |          become masters, they are vices; and they give their nutriment
14 VII,  503    | Philosophers have consecrated the vices by placing them in God Himself.
15 VII,  553    |          leave us at peace in our vices, that He may deliver us