Section,  Paragraph

 1   I,  1  |     astonished when they are presented with propositions of which
 2  II,  112|   nothing is simple which is presented to the soul, and the soul
 3  II,  142| satisfactory object could be presented to his mind? Would it not
 4   V,  331|  lunatic asylum; and if they presented the appearance of speaking
 5 VII,  445|      averse to it when it is presented to her?~
 6 VII,  513|     when the occasion for it presented itself, it was impossible
 7 VII,  513|    say it, when the occasion presented itself, than that he said
 8 VII,  513|   said it, when the occasion presented itself, the one being of
 9  XI,  710|    Manasseh, whom Joseph had presented to him, the elder, Manasseh,
10 XIV,  888|      sound doctrine which is presented to them by the fatherly