Section,  Paragraph

1  II,  139 | And thus, when we take the exception against them, that what
2 VII,  425 | happiness. This is without exception. Whatever different means
3 VII,  434 |   even themselves being no exception.~What, then, shall man do
4 XII,  780 | men who at once apply this exception to themselves; and is to
5 XIII,  832|    is unfortunate to be in exception to the rule. The same must
6 XIII,  832|  be strict, and opposed to exception. But yet, as it is certain
7 XIV,  903 |   904. They make a rule of exception.~Have the men of old given
8 XIV,  903 |    exceptional. But of the exception you make a rule without
9 XIV,  903 |    you make a rule without exception, so that you do not even