Section,  Paragraph

1  II,  72  |    and immediate, and all is held together by a natural though
2  II,  100 |     fair that they should be held in higher esteem by us than
3  II,  156 |    war.~Every opinion may be held preferable to life, the
4  VI,  409 |     the office could only be held for a time. But men thought
5 VIII,  571|     in the books, which they held open to the whole world.
6  IX,  601 | morality, what the happiness held out by him?~The Jewish religion
7  IX,  612 |    at its height; and he was held worthy to save the world
8  IX,  632 | release the people. The Jews held their property in peace
9 XIV,  921 |   was once reproached, which held itself in a doubtful position