Book, Chapter

1    I, 1 |     and gains them over to its side. I am aware how the mind
2    I, 1 | themselves, who take the wrong side, and turn away from the
3    I, 4 | Socrates was condemned on that side (of his wisdom) in which
4    I, 7 |   imputation? Let me ask on my side, what voucher they had then,
5    I, 15|  abundantly aggravate, on your side of the question, whatever
6    I, 20|     you to listen to the other side of the question, whence
7   II, 1 |   adversaries she gains to her side whomsoever she will, as
8   II, 3 |       be objected on the other side, that many things else have
9   II, 8 |      hand. And they put at his side Pharia, whose name shows