Book, Chapter

 1     Int      |       human freedom and never allowed the excuse of human irresponsibility
 2       1, VII |    who needs it should not be allowed to share it, even though
 3       1, XIII|   have grieved that I was not allowed to read what grieved me.
 4       3, VII |       to grumble at not being allowed to go on selling as it had
 5       3, VII |       the same things are not allowed to every member of the household.
 6       3, VII |      unlawful - and something allowed or commanded in one place
 7       3, VII |       verse was the same foot allowed in all places. Yet the art
 8       5, VI  |       lecture room, I was not allowed to introduce and raise any
 9       5, VIII|     that such conduct was not allowed. But thou, “O my refuge
10       5, IX  | medicine which would not have allowed me, though a sinner such
11       6, X   |    that his office would have allowed him. These are little things,
12       8, IV  |      thy name. But that faith allowed me no rest in respect of
13      10, XX  |     expectation.437 If we are allowed to speak of these things
14      12, XVII|      bounds: how far they are allowed to advance, and where their