Chapter

 1 21|     whether they cease. If thou seekest anything healthy, seek rather
 2 23|         around upon death. Thou seekest in a barbarous fashion to
 3 24|   vainly to so many things, why seekest thou unjust things? And
 4 24|        goest abroad again; thou seekest healthful things. Thou wishest
 5 25|        on the sterile one. Thou seekest to abide in the wood where
 6 27|          whilst recklessly thou seekest to live without God, judgest
 7 29|    teaches thee; but since thou seekest to wander, thou disbelievest
 8 34|   things that are extinct; thou seekest golden things. Thence thou
 9 34|        thyself art divine. Thou seekest not that grace which God
10 57|    whose son thou wast. If thou seekest to live, being a believing
11 57|         undisciplined mind thou seekest what thou presumest to be
12 58| desirest to live with joy? Thou seekest to rescind the judgment
13 61|         with the poor man. Thou seekest to feed him, O fool, who
14 62|       Him. Thou, therefore, who seekest to extol martyrdom with
15 63|      LXIII. THE DAILY WAR.~Thou seekest to wage war, O fool, as
16 63|       vainly, who in one moment seekest without labour to raise
17 64|       thus behold him when thou seekest to fall upon him. Depending
18 74|       OF FUNERAL POMP.~Thou who seekest to be careful of the pomp
19 74|      Thou shalt be accused, who seekest them on account of those
20 77|      give assistance (what more seekest thou to abuse?) to the lowest
21 78|        TO THE PASTORS.~Thou who seekest to feed others, and hast