Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  |       those who are not altogether devoid of perception. Notwithstanding,
 2        1, XVIII |            his meaning, a treatise devoid of material for speculation.
 3        2, XIV   |     fathers of our system were not devoid of divine power.~
 4        3, XLIX  |           individuals, and persons devoid of perception, and slaves,
 5        3, LIV   |       wisdom exhorts those who are devoid of understanding in the
 6        3, LVII  |       moreover, to be teachers not devoid of sense who lead and drag
 7        3, LIX   |            who is a sinner, who is devoid of understanding, who is
 8        3, LIX   |          to sin, and those who are devoid of understanding to those
 9        3, LXXI  |            be true by some who are devoid of intelligence,--viz.,
10        4, XXIX  |           inferior to himself, and devoid of philosophy. For we know
11        4, LXI   |         not produced from a matter devoid of qualities, remembering
12        4, LXXXIV|         does he regard the ants as devoid of reason, who professed
13        5, I     | understanding and reason empty and devoid of divine inspiration, that
14        6, VII   |          account to be regarded as devoid of wisdom.~