Book, Chapter

1        1, VII  | celebrated everywhere throughout Greece and barbarous countries,
2        1, XXVII|    itself master of the whole of Greece, and a considerable portion
3        1, XXIX |      most illustrious country in Greece, received from the good-natured
4        5, LXII |          sow the greater part of Greece, and of barbarian lands,
5        7, III  |          throughout the whole of Greece. But let it be granted that
6        7, LIX  |        or any of the wise men of Greece, or whether it was delivered
7        7, LX   |     learned in the literature of Greece, but also the rest of mankind,
8        7, LXI  |         the famous philosophy of Greece. It may also be observed,
9        8, XXI  |        as one of the wise men of Greece has well said, "is nothing