Book, Chapter

 1   1,  24|        show those who candidly seek the truth how well-founded
 2   1,  39|        is perfect, they do not seek for what is only in part
 3   2,   5|         And in reading it, men seek nothing more than to find
 4   2,   6|     the finding. For those who seek but do not find suffer from
 5   2,   6|       Those, again, who do not seek at all because they have
 6   2,   7|      led by the fear of God to seek the knowledge of His will,
 7   2,   9|     meek and pious disposition seek the will of God. And in
 8   2,  21|         too, although they may seek with pains for the true
 9   2,  28| instruction. For we frequently seek information about a variety
10   2,  39|        them the happiness they seek; but soberly and carefully
11   3,  11|     continuance in well-doing, seek for glory, and honour, and
12   3,  12|         it is base harlotry to seek either gain or offspring
13   4,  14|    then, in one place, "Let us seek this abode: the neighbouring
14   4,  19|         Are we in this case to seek out ornaments instead of
15   4,  20|        be at hand, it does not seek for them. For it is borne
16   4,  27|      is preached by those that seek their own, and not the things
17   4,  27|        others. For though they seek their own objects, they
18   4,  27|      For there are numbers who seek an excuse for their own