Chap., §

 1   I, 10 |     10 But I shall presently take opportunity to discuss this,
 2   I, 13 |                  13 Reason I take to be the mind preferring
 3   I, 14 |                  14 Wisdom I take to be the knowledge of things,
 4   I, 15 |                    15 This I take to be the culture acquired
 5   I, 27 |             27 Temperance, I take it, is the repression of
 6  II, 68 |     by the king's command to take possession of the private
 7 III, 123|      their purification, and take my soul to ransom their
 8  IV, 152|   and walk in a new way, and take some pleasure in your youth;
 9  IV, 162|                    34 Let us take pity on our own youth and
10   V, 171|     obedience to the Law and take Moses as our counsellor.~
11   V, 188| merciful unto his people and take~vengeance on the accursed
12  VI, 235|      art thou not ashamed to take thy blessings and thy kingship
13  VI, 237|    heart of a wild beast, to take men of like feelings with
14  VI, 259|   dwell the like period, and take their form during the same