Book, Chapter

 1   1,  24|   affections of the soul that lead to the enjoyment of unworthy
 2   2,   1|   using them as signs, do yet lead to the knowledge of something
 3   2,  23|       all fancied signs which lead either to the worship of
 4   2,  31|  processes of reasoning which lead to false conclusions, by
 5   2,  37| learnt them an inclination to lead people astray by plausible
 6   3,  32|    that they knew not; I will lead them in paths that they
 7   4, arg|       the office he holds, to lead a life in harmony with his
 8   4,  10|      of speech which does not lead to understanding in the
 9   4,  10|       so moderately as not to lead to weariness and impatience. ~
10   4,  21|      greater and better part, lead and point the way to the
11   4,  27|       that men who themselves lead unprofitable lives are heard