Section,  Paragraph

 1 III,  226|     see," say they, "that the brutes live and die like men, and
 2  VI,  401|               401. Glory.—The brutes do not admire each other.
 3  VI,  404|      them on a level with the brutes, yet wish to be admired
 4  VI,  418| clearly his equality with the brutes without showing him his
 5  VI,  418|       a level either with the brutes or with the angels, nor
 6 VII,  429|     submitting himself to the brutes and in even worshipping
 7 VII,  430|     have made us equal to the brutes, or the Mohammedans who
 8 VII,  430|    man is now become like the brutes and so estranged from me
 9 VII,  430|   nature was like that of the brutes, and led you to seek your
10 VII,  431|     you are, and consider the brutes whose companion you are."~
11 VII,  431|     he be equal to God or the brutes? What a frightful difference!