Book, Chapter

 1     1, 10-16|     whereby they would have them attain to be the givers of them.
 2     2, 3-8  |       were too desirous I should attain; my father, because he had
 3     2, 5-11 |           having taken the city, attain to honours, empire, riches,
 4     2, 8-16 |         of the theft sufficed to attain my pleasure; nor needed
 5     6, 6-9  |       who should never perchance attain it. For what he had obtained
 6     8, 6-15 |         pray thee, what would we attain by all these labours of
 7    10, 21-30|  knowledge, seeks not further to attain unto; but a happy life we
 8    10, 21-30|          and yet still desire to attain it, that we may be happy.
 9    10, 21-31|        end, which they strive to attain, namely, joy. Which being
10    10, 41-66|   stricken back I said, "Who can attain thither? I am cast away
11    11, 19-25|          mighty for me, I cannot attain unto it; but from Thee I
12    12, 32-43| endeavour, which if I should not attain, yet I should say that,
13    13, 19-24|     Master, what he should do to attain eternal life. Let the good