Book, Chapter

 1    I, 8 |      one observation, with a view to show how your faith abandons
 2    I, 10| Roman cut, introduces to our view some three hundred Joves,
 3    I, 15|     fail in another point of view. For if we are infanticides
 4    I, 15|     it a light thing in your view to feed on an infant, when
 5    I, 19|     region of bliss. In your view likewise an unalterable
 6   II, 3 | according to the enlightened view of Plato, or else by none,
 7   II, 7 |     class, of which a fuller view will be taken in the proper
 8   II, 11|     according to the general view: to one of them, called
 9   II, 13| another, does not act with a view to his own interest or the
10   II, 13|    did exist declare his own view of merit. Since the actions