Book, Chapter

1    1,   8|   ambition. Then, that their wishes may the more quickly be
2    3,  84| follow whomsoever he himself wishes to follow. In that way,
3    4, 111|    the carrying out of their wishes, and they did not imagine
4    5, 145|     wallet and read his last wishes aloud, as follows:) "All
5    5, 155|      of so influencing their wishes and them by deft and dextrous
6    6     |  House of the Lord. When one wishes to make a parade of erudition
7    6     |    When the Christian clergy wishes to form a body of doctrines