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 1  II,  72(6)|      thinks them possible to render; further, recognition makes
 2  II,  100  |    by us, they are averse to render us a service which they
 3   V,  332  |   only be had in another. We render different duties to different
 4   V,  332  |      to the learned.~We must render these duties; it is unjust
 5  VI,  366  |      ears; that is enough to render it incapable of good judgement.
 6 VII,  430  |   those who seek it. But men render themselves so unworthy of
 7 VII,  434  |   seems that God, willing to render the difficulty of our existence
 8 VII,  455  | injustice, and so you do not render it lovable to those who
 9 VII,  455  |      who hate injustice; you render it lovable only to the unjust,
10 VII,  550  |     with everybody; I do not render evil to those who wrong
11 VIII,  571 |  with a carnal people and to render them the depositary of the
12 VIII,  587 |     this can change you, and render you capable of knowing and
13   X,  688  |    circumcise their heart to render them capable of loving Him.~
14 XII,  791  |   has served only for us, to render us capable of recognising
15 XIII,  842 |     to set up dissension and render all useless! We shall prevent