Book, Chapter

 1    II,      XIX|  fact. It was to prevent any base suspicion from base men
 2    II,      XIX|      any base suspicion from base men from creeping in and
 3   III,     VIII|     would have admitted of a base suspicion among men, as
 4   III,        V|     the things that are most base. This follows from poverty
 5   III,     XXII|     been involved in so many base things, is it not enough
 6   III,      XXX|   the falls of those who are base, and subscribing himself
 7    IV,     VIII| These sayings, besides being base and unsuitable to such matters,
 8    IV,      XIX|      you" (plainly something base), "but ye were washed, but
 9    IV,      XIX|     poisoning, and countless base and disgusting things, and
10    IV,      XXX|  which might deceive, like a base coin washed over with gold.]~ ~
11     V          |     he allow the works to be base, or sundered from the faith,