Book, Paragraph

1   I,  40|    words or deeds, nor will the weight of His teaching appear less;
2  II,  12|        down headlong by his own weight, lie prostrate with his
3 III,   1|       agree with it, and gained weight through its adherents. Its
4 III,   7| religion is maintained, and the weight of antiquity overborne?
5  IV,  24|         and relieved from their weight only on his own days? that
6  IV,  26|         hair, and now cooled by weight of years, being taken by
7   V,  21|     seek his pardon; no one has weight enough to win a hearing.
8  VI,  21|       beard, which was of great weight and philosophic thickness,