Section,  Paragraph

 1   I,  46  |      maker of witticisms, a bad character.~
 2  II,  82  |     nature, impressing the same character on the true and the false.~
 3  IV,  256 |    those who are of truly pious character, nor all those who believe
 4   V,  308 |   whence come these words, "The character of Divinity is stamped on
 5 VII,  476 |       off, or it would lose its character as member! For every member
 6 VII,  533 |           This is the Christian character. Alba has named you, I know
 7 VII,  533 | Corneille). That is the inhuman character. The human character is
 8 VII,  533 |    inhuman character. The human character is the opposite.~
 9 VIII,  556|  himself. Everything bears this character.~... Shall he alone who
10 VIII,  587|        have proved to you their character, declare to you that nothing
11  IX,  631 |      Vita Mosis: Illa lingua ac character quo antiquitus scripta est
12   X,  683 |        can only describe a good character by reconciling all contrary
13 XII,  797 |        traits of so beautiful a character, and they had only assumed