Book, Chapter

1        1, XXII |      such things, but to make an effort to refute the charges brought
2        2, XVII |    Thermopylae, did not make any effort to preserve his life by
3        2, LV   |       you should make a vigorous effort to defend Moses, as indeed
4        5, XLIX | concupiscence;" and we use every effort to "mortify the deeds of
5        5, LVIII|    because none of them made any effort to accomplish, as far as
6        6, LVII |         a man," when he makes an effort to submit himself to the
7        6, LVII |     reason needed not merely the effort of him who persuades, but