Section,  Paragraph

 1   I,  47 |    some who speak well and write badly. For the place and
 2  II,  76 |                     76. To write against those who made too
 3  II,  150|   wish for them. Those who write against it want to have
 4  II,  150|   of having read it. I who write this have perhaps this desire,
 5  IV,  246|   we ought to seek God, to write the letter On removing obstacles,
 6  VI,  370|    escaped me. I wanted to write it down. I write instead
 7  VI,  370| wanted to write it down. I write instead that it has escaped
 8  VI,  373|   Scepticism.—I shall here write my thoughts without order,
 9  IX,  627| the facts about which they write. Homer composes a romance,
10 XII,  782| wise, the kings. The first write; the second condemn; the
11 XIV,  919|  is no longer allowable to write well, so corrupt or ignorant