Book, Chapter

 1        3, LXXIV  |       tried to enter into the aim of the writers.~
 2        4, XXXVIII|      that longs with restless aim,~And cares of dress that
 3        4, LXXI   |   very young children, do not aim at exerting our own power
 4        4, XC     |   them, or where archers took aim and shot at them in their
 5        5, XXVI   |     the public advantage, and aim because, in all probability,
 6        6, II     | useful), but to point out the aim of those who said: "And
 7        6, XV     |    the stupidity of those who aim at higher things, and owing
 8        6, XXVII  | unlike a philosopher. For his aim was, that those who are
 9        8, XIX    |    knew that wicked men might aim at the destruction of the
10        8, XLVII  |       let us examine into the aim and purpose of those who
11        8, LXV    |      high-principled men, who aim at joining with their other