Book, Chapter

1       9, XX    |    are happy in an inferior degree to those that are actually
2       9, XX    |     known happiness in some degree, would not then desire to
3       9, XXXI  |    is he who is not in some degree carried away beyond the
4      11, XI    |     exists only in a lesser degree - such a motion is an offense
5      11, XXVIII|    of thy truth to whatever degree they can.~39. Again, one
6      12, XXIV  | interpret it better, in the degree that thou hast given each
7      12, XXIV  |   are made necessary by the degree of our involvement in the
8      12, XXXI  |    we see to be good in any degree, since it is from him, who
9      12, XXXI  |     exist in any particular degree but who simply is what he