Book, Chapter

1        2, IX    |        to conceal himself, and endeavouring to escape in a most disgraceful
2        2, XVII  |        weeping around him, and endeavouring to prevent him from going
3        4, XXIV  |    question, we shall reply by endeavouring to show that such assertions
4        4, LXVIII|         The Stoics, indeed, in endeavouring to parry, I don't know how,
5        6, XIV   |     the next place, instead of endeavouring to adduce reasons, as he
6        6, XLIX  | without stating any proofs, or endeavouring to answer our arguments;
7        7, V     |        found, then one who was endeavouring to become wise How came