Section,  Paragraph

 1   I,  1   |          the world and which are altogether out of the common.~
 2  II,  63  |          man must renounce piety altogether, if he does not at least
 3  II,  140 |         govern a whole state, is altogether occupied and taken up with
 4 III,  194 |     doubter who does not seek is altogether completely unhappy and completely
 5 III,  229 |         she should suppress them altogether; that she should say everything
 6   V,  316 |      people.—To be spruce is not altogether foolish, for it proves that
 7  VI,  385 | Essential truth is not so; it is altogether pure and altogether true.
 8  VI,  385 |        it is altogether pure and altogether true. This mixture dishonours
 9 VII,  542 |         religion alone makes man altogether lovable and happy. In honesty,
10 VII,  542 |    honesty, we cannot perhaps be altogether lovable and happy.~
11 VIII,  560|     under conditions of a nature altogether different from our own and
12  IX,  612 |     wonderful, incomparable, and altogether divine fact that this religion,
13 XII,  790 |        to show that they are not altogether of Jesus Christ; for they
14 XII,  799 |         dying has come, and then altogether brave.~But when they make
15 XII,  799 |      when men afflict Him, He is altogether strong.~