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1   I,  11      |   to be touched by it. Its violence pleases our self-love, which
2  IV,  252     |  of custom, which, without violence, without art, without argument,
3 VII,  498     | very unfair to impute this violence to God, who is drawing us
4 VII,  498     |  the loving and legitimate violence of her who procures its
5 VII,  498     |   impetuous and tyrannical violence of those who detain it unjustly.
6  IX,  631(113)|  had been destroyed by the violence of the deluge, as, after
7 XIV,  877     |    Otherwise we should see violence on one side and justice
8 XIV,  877     |   is a true justice and no violence.~