Section,  Paragraph

1  II,  100 | deceive us; we do not think it fair that they should be held
2  II,  100 |      deserve; it is not, then, fair that we should deceive them
3   V,  332 |  assemblies of the strong, the fair, the sensible, the pious,
4   V,  332 |         and the strong and the fair foolishly fight as to who
5   V,  332 |    false and tyrannical: "I am fair, therefore I must be feared.
6  VI,  403 |         in having extracted so fair an order from lust.~
7 VIII,  586|   remedy. Thus, it is not only fair, but advantageous to us,
8  XI,  725 |          In that day shall the fair virgins and young men faint