Section,  Paragraph

 1   I,  33 |    to imitate; and through lack of this knowledge, we have
 2   I,  39 | things of that kind, would lack proofs.~
 3  II,  83 |   accidentally and through lack of intelligence, with these
 4  II,  139| country houses, where they lack neither wealth nor servants
 5  II,  177|     have believed he would lack a refuge and shelter in
 6 III,  196|                   196. Men lack heart; they would not make
 7 VII,  555|  for I do not want thee to lack a guide.~"And perhaps I
 8  IX,  610|  life."~That the Jews, for lack of that love, should be
 9   X,  644| that this was not owing to lack of power.~
10 XIV,  920|   I am undone. I shall not lack accusations, and persecutions.