Book, Chapter

 1    I, 4   | assumption. The first step was to find out what the founder was,
 2    I, 4   |        with whom he had ceased to find fault. A master sent his
 3    I, 7   |          come forth to light, nor find their way to the public.
 4    I, 10  |   fidelity, in which you actually find your strongest grounds for
 5    I, 10  |      honour you pay them, I still find that you have made a consistent
 6    I, 16  |     becomes manifest, the parents find a remedy for their despair
 7    I, 17  |     forgotten, that) the emperors find enemies amongst you heathen,
 8    I, 18  |           with hatred all that we find in you offensive to ourselves,
 9   II, 5   |          do not show gratitude or find fault with the very things
10  app, frag|            even this may possibly find credit among men bereft
11  app, frag|           career's acts which can find credit, which are indeed