Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|        is just as if they were anxious to see the new or the old
 2   1,  29 | admirers for him, and the more anxious he becomes to show him to
 3   1,  33 |     even when we are weary and anxious to stay with them and rest
 4   1,  40 |      these reasons I have been anxious to speak about the objects
 5   2,  14 |     removed. For those who are anxious to know the Scriptures ought
 6   2,  16 |        so speak, cannot but be anxious, for example, to ascertain
 7   3,  33 |         was less attentive and anxious on this point, namely, that
 8   4,   9 |       the teacher not being so anxious about the eloquence as about
 9   4,  10 |     cannot ask it. Now a crowd anxious for instruction generally
10   4,  11 |     few eager students who are anxious to know whatever is to be
11   4,  15 |         Accordingly, he who is anxious both to know and to teach
12   4,  27 |    true, instruct many who are anxious to learn; though, as it
13   4,  28 |      error by truth, but to be anxious that your mode of expression
14   4,  31 |     who thinks it long, but is anxious to know its contents, may