Section,  Paragraph

 1   I,  1   |        Now the omission of one principle leads to error; thus one
 2  II,  82  |      and prove it. There is no principle, however natural to us from
 3  II,  119 |   ground brings forth fruit. A principle instilled into a good mind
 4  IV,  283 |       has its own, which is by principle and demonstration. The heart
 5   V,  306 |        such a one a ruler, the principle is not constant, but subject
 6  VI,  347 |        think well; this is the principle of morality.~
 7 VII,  430 |      second nature. "From this principle which I disclose to you,
 8 VII,  441 | Christian religion reveals the principle that human nature is corrupt
 9 VII,  483 |     But not having in itself a principle of life, it only goes astray
10 VIII,  566|         if we do not take as a principle that He has willed to blind
11 XIV,  901 |      is evil. This is the true principle.~