Section,  Paragraph

1  II,  100 |     as he does of us in our absence. Human society is founded
2  II,  100 |   friend said of him in his absence, although he then spoke
3  II,  155 | them and back them in their absence, that they should do all
4 VIII,  559|  well corresponded with the absence of all divinity, as with
5   X,  667 |   it as sin; so long as the absence of God's will, which alone
6   X,  676 |         677. A type conveys absence and presence, pleasure and
7   X,  677 |   Types.—A portrait conveys absence and presence, pleasure and
8   X,  677 |  pain. The reality excludes absence and pain.~To know if the