Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  82 | recommended to these men by their near relatives.~Justice and truth
 2  II,  115|    country-place. But, as we draw near, there are houses, trees,
 3  II,  142|         is carefully avoided, and near the persons of kings there
 4  II,  175|       they are well when they are near death, unconscious of approaching
 5  II,  180|          the wheel, and the other near the centre, and so less
 6 III,  194|          in proportion as we draw near it; and that, as there are
 7  VI,  381|          seen from too far or too near; there is but one exact
 8  VI,  381|         at them: the rest are too near, too far, too high or too
 9  IX,  623|       creation and the deluge, so near that we reach from one to
10   X,  643|            when men were still so near the creation that they could
11  XI,  712|      justice: for my salvation is near to come, and my righteousness
12  XI,  725|           been confounded.~"He is near that justifieth me; who