Section,  Paragraph

 1   I,  24 | contrary of what those wish to obtain from us without giving us
 2  II,  139|        his anger, his fear, to obtain his imagined end, as children
 3 III,  194|        what advantage can they obtain, when, in the negligence
 4 III,  200|      that it is pronounced, to obtain its repeal, would act unnaturally
 5  IV,  250|      joined to the internal to obtain anything from God, that
 6   V,  294|       most general of all that obtain among men, that each should
 7   V,  302|     obstinate in their wish to obtain glory and despise those
 8 VII,  425|    absent the help he does not obtain in things present? But these
 9 VII,  514|      to hope, but to strive to obtain what he wants.~Let us conclude
10 XII,  792|     bodies together, we cannot obtain one little thought; this