Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXVII|        adversaries, it made itself master of the whole of Greece,
 2        1, XXXI |         same sufferings with their Master, and to expose themselves
 3        2, XI   | conflicting opinions regarding his Master neither opposed Him with
 4        2, XI   |         element of respect for his Master: for unless he had done
 5        2, XI   |        wicked design to betray his Master, he had still a feeling
 6        2, XI   |           his attempts against his Master, are inventions, and that
 7        2, XVIII|           say that he betrayed his master without an exhibition of
 8        2, XX   |          ideas of duty towards his Master, along with many other declarations,
 9        2, XXX  |        enjoined upon them by their Master, when He said, "Go and teach
10        3, XXVII|           of Jesus regarding their Master to be wholly fictitious,
11        3, LXVII|            to yield himself to his master, when he placed him in a
12        4, LXV  |          even for a philosopher to master, and that perhaps it is
13        4, LXX  |        sanctified and meet for the Master's use, prepared unto every
14        5, XI   |        occasion addressed as "Good Master," referring him who used
15        5, XLIII|   unattended with injury either to master or slave, was the law that
16        6, VIII |            in their lives of their master, have made the same statement.
17        6, VIII |          he was asleep, and of the master saying when he met the young
18        7, LIII |           Epictetus, who, when his master was twisting his leg, said,
19        7, LIV  |          his leg was broken by his master is not to be compared with
20        7, LXIII|    departure from the house of the master and those in his interest.
21        8, II   |           is in the service of one master cannot well serve another,
22        8, VII  |         among men, that" the first master is injured when any of his
23        8, VII  |            the service of a second master, the question arises: "What
24        8, VII  |        which is done to the former master by a servant who, while
25        8, XLIV |    obedience to the command of his Master, that so he may preserve