Book,  Par.

1     I,  21|   and delay is useless where inaction is more hurtful than temerity.
2     I,  22|     them, and reproached the inaction that would leave them to
3     I,  29|    precedent? Do you by your inaction make the crime your own?
4     I,  32| thanks to the hesitation and inaction in which we waste our time,
5     I,  61|     the delays of a cowardly inaction must not stop us. We must
6    II,  76|      s family. To persist in inaction, and to leave the State
7   III,  3 |    the army, and spurned the inaction of the others. He had raised
8     V,  5 |     the seventh year also to inaction. But others say that it
9     V,  11|      Jews were concerned, in inaction. Peace having been established