Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  72  |        that we are composed of two opposite natures, different in kind,
 2  II,  80  |           his whole sight sees the opposite, and still more so when
 3  II,  113 |       State in the world, are very opposite things. They are united
 4  VI,  353 |        same time the excess of the opposite virtue, as in Epaminondas,
 5  VI,  394 | conclusions are false, because the opposite principles are also true.~
 6 VII,  533 |         The human character is the opposite.~
 7 VIII,  556|        atheism, which is its exact opposite. And thence they conclude
 8 VIII,  567|         end of each truth that the opposite truth is to be remembered.~
 9 VIII,  571|          world, and charity is the opposite.~Now the ultimate end gives
10 VIII,  582|        must we love or worship its opposite, namely, falsehood.~I can
11   X,  689 |          of all the rest to be the opposite. So far ambiguity exists,
12 XIV,  861 |            always been attacked by opposite errors, but perhaps never
13 XIV,  861 |       certain that many of the two opposite sects are deceived. They
14 XIV,  861 |     conceive the connection of two opposite truths, and believing that
15 XIV,  864 |        must make profession of two opposite truths, it is when we are