Section,  Paragraph

1  II,  139 |        as foolishly, in order to boast afterwards that they have
2 III,  190 |         against those who make a boast of it.~
3 III,  194 |          faith. After that, they boast of having made vain search
4 III,  194 |    nature of man, that he should boast of being in that state in
5 III,  195 |  profession of it, and indeed to boast of it. Can we think seriously
6   V,  302 |         stick. Let no one, then, boast of his subtlety, or let
7 VII,  460 | specially. Not that a man cannot boast of wealth or knowledge,
8  IX,  618 |       look at the law which they boast of having obtained from
9 XIII,  816|        the same way as did a man boast of preventing death, no