Section,  Paragraph

1  IV,  254|   docility. It is a natural vice like credulity, and as pernicious.
2  VI,  416|   more wretched we are, and vice versa. The one party is
3 VII,  435|      the two sources of all vice; since they cannot but either
4 VII,  435| being exempt from error and vice, it alone fulfils the duty
5 VII,  498|   only in proportion as the vice which is natural to us resists
6 VII,  546| Jesus Christ man must be in vice and misery; with Jesus Christ
7 VII,  546|     Christ man is free from vice and misery; in Him is all
8 VII,  546| Apart from Him there is but vice, misery, darkness, death,
9 XIV,  905|    in according to God, and vice versa. Nothing is so difficult