Section,  Paragraph

 1   I,  11  |  make ourselves a conscience founded on the propriety of the
 2  II,  100 |    absence. Human society is founded on mutual deceit; few friendships
 3   V,  311 |          311. The government founded on opinion and imagination
 4   V,  311 | pleasant and voluntary; that founded on might lasts for ever.
 5   V,  328 |      these vanities are well founded, the people are not so foolish
 6   V,  330 |   330. The power of kings is founded on the reason and on the
 7 VII,  430 |     sort, although they seem founded on an apparent humility,
 8 VIII,  588|    most learned and the most founded on miracles, prophecies,
 9  IX,  618 |   see the Christian religion founded upon a preceding religion,
10  IX,  633 |   the truth of our religion, founded on Moses, establish it by
11   X,  649 |      that theirs are as well founded as some of ours; for they
12 XIII,  842|      who declared themselves founded on Scripture just as the
13 XIV,  919 |     as the bad, for they are founded on human authority; and
14 XIV,  919 |    censures, if they are not founded on those of tradition. Do