Book, Chapter

 1        2, II     |  almost born with a man, and amid which he has been brought
 2        2, XXIV   |  showing that those who live amid public wickedness, and who
 3        3, XXXVIII| bringing up of many has been amid surroundings of such a kind,
 4        3, LXI    | apply to the soul, festering amid evils, the drugs obtained
 5        4, LX     |    goes and returns the same amid recurring changes." In answer
 6        4, LX     |      same through all bodies amid recurring changes. It is
 7        4, LX     |      same through all bodies amid recurring changes." And
 8        4, LXV    | piety is preserved uninjured amid the laws that are established
 9        6, XLIII  | which the Lord utters to Job amid tempest and clouds what
10        6, LIX    | might say that he who dwells amid the "invisible" things,
11        6, LXXIII |   the divine nature was cast amid pollution, and was stained
12        6, LXXIII |       and do not remain pure amid such things. If, however,