Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  98 |         of their fathers for the sole reason that each has been
 2  II,  152|          talk of it, and for the sole pleasure of seeing without
 3 III,  194|          life, and who, for this sole reason that they do not
 4 III,  194|         he considers himself the sole master of his conduct, and
 5   V,  325|        people follow it for this sole reason, that they think
 6 VII,  430|         is to be in Him, and our sole evil to be separated from
 7 VII,  489|             489. If there is one sole source of everything, there
 8 VII,  489|         everything, there is one sole end of everything; everything
 9 VII,  553|    comfort from men. This is the sole occasion in all His life,
10  IX,  618|        of the Egyptians, for the sole reason that none having
11   X,  667|      than another. There is this sole difference between these
12   X,  669|       charity is figurative.~The sole aim of the Scripture is
13   X,  669|       All which tends not to the sole end is the type of it. For
14   X,  669| figurative.~God thus varies that sole precept of charity to satisfy