Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1   I,   VII,  5|    the meantime, as having an affection for those whom it serves,
2  II,    IV,  2|       Creator, and implant an affection for Him in those who have
3  II,    IV,  4|       or when any other human affection or passion is described, (
4  II,     V,  1|      goodness to be some such affection as would have benefits conferred
5  II,    VI,  3| proportioned to the amount of affection with which he regarded Him.
6  II,    VI,  4|     sincerity of his deserved affection formed for it this inseparable
7  II,    VI,  5|     purpose, and immensity of affection, and an inextinguishable
8  II,  VIII,  3|       to have cooled in their affection for Him, and to have become
9  II,    XI,  5|   contrary kind, and what the affection of the former, and what