Book, Chapter

 1       3, XI   |       mourning; and she did not cease to bewail my case before
 2       4, IV   |  continue as his friend, I must cease to say such things. Confounded
 3       4, XII  |   without him they would simply cease to exist. In him, then,
 4       6, XII  | deprived of all good, they will cease to be. For if they are at
 5       6, XII  | deprived of all good, they will cease to exist. So long as they
 6       9, VI   |      love thee, and they do not cease to tell this to all men, “
 7       9, XI   |  learned and to know. Yet, if I cease to recall them even for
 8       9, XXX  |     remain unmoved? Does reason cease when the eyes close? Is
 9      10, I    |  already begun; and that we may cease to be wretched in ourselves
10      10, VIII |       that it ought to begin or cease - in thy eternal Reason
11      10, XIV  |       its being is that it will cease to be? Thus, can we not
12      10, XXIII|         lights of heaven should cease, and a potter’s wheel still
13      10, XXX  |     created world, and let them cease to speak vanity of this
14      11, VI   |       mutability, by which they cease to be what they had been
15      11, VI   |         this, my heart will not cease to give honor to thee or
16      11, XV   |        will before, nor does he cease to will what he had willed