Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|     other object than to be of service, yet as it seemed convenient
 2   1,  25 |    love himself so as to be of service to himself. For that he
 3   2,  16 |    them, be of great value and service in solving the enigmas of
 4   2,  31 |     reasoning is of very great service in searching into and unravelling
 5   2,  39 |        that account is of more service to the reader in disentangling
 6   2,  40 |    gave would be turned to the service of Christ. For what was
 7   4,   2 |    sides, and is of very great service in the enforcing either
 8   4,   3 |   understood, they prove of no service. For even those who have
 9   4,   5 | without eloquence is of little service to states, yet eloquence
10   4,   5 |     positive injury, and is of service never." If, then, the men
11   4,   5 |       he will prove of greater service if he can do both), I would
12   4,  11 |    truth in words. For of what service is a golden key, if it cannot
13   4,  20 |       which is your reasonable service." And almost the whole of
14   4,  29 |     true believers render this service to true believers, both