Book, Chapter

 1   1,   8| recognize that it is by life it lives or does not live, and prefer
 2   1,  10|        to enjoy the truth which lives unchangeably, and truth
 3   1,  27|       cannot; for the body only lives through the soul, and it
 4   2,  24|     community in which each man lives, and affect different men'
 5   3,  10|        in that way fashions the lives of men. In the same way,
 6   3,  12|   custom of those among whom he lives, is either temperate or
 7   4,  24|     drive from their hearts and lives an evil so cruel and inveterate;
 8   4,  27|      wisely and eloquently, but lives wickedly, may, it is true,
 9   4,  27|    themselves lead unprofitable lives are heard with profit by
10   4,  27|       their own course in their lives, but were prevented by the
11   4,  27|       excuse for their own evil lives in comparing the teaching
12   4,  29|        man who speaks well, but lives badly, who really takes
13   4,  29|        do; what ye see in their lives, that do ye not; "for they
14   4,  29|    their own by composing their lives in harmony with it. ~