Book, Chapter

 1   1,   3|      being placed among both kinds of objects, if we set ourselves
 2   1,   7|   men are moved by different kinds of pleasures, partly by
 3   1,  23|     As, then, there are four kinds of things that are to be
 4   2,   6|      who come to it from all kinds of superstitions, and making
 5   2,  14|     concerned, there are two kinds. For either a word or an
 6   2,  14|  commit to memory than those kinds of words and phrases whose
 7   2,  17|  song, is by nature of three kinds. For it is either produced
 8   2,  19|                chap. 19. Two kinds of heathen knowledge~
 9   2,  19|      omitted), there are two kinds of knowledge which are in
10   2,  35|    saying that there are two kinds of falsehood, one in regard
11   3,   3|   remove ambiguity different kinds of interrogation~
12   3,  12| beasts that feed on commoner kinds of food, but it does not
13   4,  20|    he will find in them many kinds of speech of great beauty,