Book, Chapter

 1   1, arg|     been expounded, the author goes on to show that all objects,
 2   1, arg|     our own advantage. He then goes on to show that love the
 3   1,  36|      than the writer intended, goes astray, but not through
 4   1,  36|     end of the commandment, he goes astray in much the same
 5   2,  21|  bondage. For when any freeman goes to an astrologer of this
 6   2,  25|   unaccustomed to such follies goes into the theatre, unless
 7   3, arg|    dealing with unknown signs, goes on in this third book to
 8   3, arg|    taken figuratively. He then goes on to lay down rules for
 9   3,   2| consult the context, both what goes before and what comes after,
10   3,  34|     the genus taken in. For he goes on to say: "And I shall
11   3,  36|      of events, when it really goes back without mentioning
12   3,  36|      had formed, the narrative goes back, by way of recapitulation,
13   4,   7|       slight narrative. For he goes on to say: "The God and
14   4,  18|      his brethren? But brother goes to law with brother, and
15   4,  22|      to another, the discourse goes off more gracefully, even