Book, Chapter

1        3, LVIII  |           approves of virtue, and turns away from vice, and welcomes
2        4, XXX    |  philosopher, like a low buffoon, turns into ridicule and mockery,
3        4, LXXXIII|         who read his treatise, he turns away also the sympathy of
4        7, XLIV   | sentiments about God or the gods, turns straightway to images and
5        8, XXXIX  |           demons are evil, He who turns so many men to God is in
6        8, XL     |      inculcation of this doctrine turns many from their sins. But
7        8, LXIX   |           of rational beings, and turns away from discord. And what