Section,  Paragraph

 1   I,  41 |       against the fortunate and proud. People are mistaken in
 2  IV,  250|       lips, etc., in order that proud man, who would not submit
 3  IV,  251|       internal, and humbles the proud to the external; it is not
 4  VI,  388|          How I love to see this proud reason humiliated and suppliant!
 5  VI,  407|         on its side, it becomes proud and parades reason in all
 6  VI,  407|       follow nature, it becomes proud by reason of this return.~
 7 VII,  431|     vileness, have treated with proud ridicule those feelings
 8 VII,  434|         one of them.~Know then, proud man, what a paradox you
 9 VII,  434|        so that it is not by the proud exertions of our reason,
10 VII,  460|      him that he is wrong to be proud. The proper place for pride
11 VII,  460|      and that he is wrong to be proud; for that is right. Now
12   X,  677|         lowliness to humble the proud, the other in glory to exalt
13 XIV,  904| holiness, the inward impiety of proud sages and Pharisees; and