Book, Paragraph

1   I,  11 |      them, it must be something weak and negligible, either in
2  IV,  3  |         of strength against the weak. Again, it is characteristic
3 VII,  2  |   conviction that resists but a weak one, as in men who hesitate,
4 VII,  2  |         good; while if they are weak and not bad, there is nothing
5 VII,  2  | resisting them, and if they are weak and bad, there is nothing
6 VII,  3  |   notion is that owing to their weak conviction those who have
7 VII,  7  |        with no appetite or with weak appetite were he to do something
8 VIII,  10|     those in which the ruler is weak and every one has licence