Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXV   |         to the duties which they discharge in the world, according
 2        1, XXXIII|      body, so that reason cannot discharge its functions in one so
 3        4, LXXIV |          of the goods and market discharge their duties for the sake
 4        5, I     |         ought to do, if we would discharge faithfully the task enjoined
 5        5, XXXV  |         shudder with fear at the discharge of wind from the body, because
 6        7, XLVIII| well-pleasing to Him, and in the discharge of every duty, being filled
 7        7, LXX   |      creel but needful duties to discharge; or whether as among robbers,
 8        8, LV    |        for them), then must they discharge the duties of life until
 9        8, LVII  |        Celsus supposes that men "discharge the duties of life until
10        8, LXIII |       take pleasure in those who discharge towards them offices of
11        8, LXIII |          with men who rigorously discharge every duty, even to those