Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  89  |       accustomed to the faith believes in it, can no longer fear
 2  II,  89  |      no longer fear hell, and believes in nothing else. He who
 3  II,  89  |    see number, space, motion, believes that and nothing else?~
 4  II,  139 |   feet.—A gentleman sincerely believes that hunting is great and
 5 III,  239 |       is; or he who certainly believes there is a hell and hopes
 6   V,  308 |       is the result of habit, believes that it arises by a natural
 7 VII,  430 |     of love and knowledge, he believes that God cannot make Himself
 8 VII,  457 |      Hence it comes that each believes himself to be all in all
 9 VII,  483 |       dying existence. Yet it believes it is a whole, and, seeing
10 VII,  483 |       on which it depends, it believes it depends only on self
11 VII,  536 |   telling him he is a fool he believes it, and by continually telling
12 XIII,  812|     and yet, in the other, he believes and makes sport of unbelievers.~
13 XIV,  861 | commemoration of a sacrifice, believes that neither of these truths