Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  72 | perceive no extreme. Too much sound deafens us; too much light
 2   V,  301|      it because they are more sound? No, but because they are
 3   V,  313|                          313. Sound opinions of the people.—
 4   V,  316|                          316. Sound opinions of the people.—
 5   V,  324|     324. The people have very sound opinions, for example:~1.
 6   V,  328|       these opinions are very sound and that thus, since all
 7   V,  328|     though their opinions are sound because they do not perceive
 8   V,  330|     be weak. What is based on sound reason is very ill-founded
 9   V,  335|    opinions of the people are sound, they are not so as conceived
10  VI,  368|       touch, the reception of sound and light, all this appears
11 VII,  434|      propositions are equally sound and certain. Scripture manifestly
12 XII,  751| merciful, a beautiful soul, a sound mind, powerful. He prophesies,
13 XIV,  888|      casuists, instead of the sound doctrine which is presented