Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  63  |      on death, for a man must renounce piety altogether, if he
 2  II,  147 |     without the other, and to renounce the one for the other! For
 3 III,  233 |       forced to play, he must renounce reason to preserve his life,
 4 III,  240 |     you say. But you can well renounce pleasure and test whether
 5  VI,  413 |    two sects. The first would renounce their passions and become
 6  VI,  413 | become gods; the others would renounce reason and become brute
 7  VI,  413 |      alive in those who would renounce them.~
 8 VII,  472 |  satisfied from the moment we renounce it. Without it we cannot
 9 VIII,  583|    But, apart from that, they renounce it.~
10 XIV,  919 |           920. If they do not renounce their doctrine of probability,