Book, Chapter

 1        3, LI     |   in public do not pick and choose their hearers, but he who
 2        3, LXXVIII|     who are not yet able to choose that which ought to be chosen
 3        4, XCII   | them up to do whatever they choose, and at whatever time they
 4        4, XCII   |   and at whatever time they choose: either turning the fancies
 5        5, XXXIV  |   laws the best, each would choose, after examination, those
 6        5, XXXVII |  the legislator God, and to choose a life agreeable to His
 7        5, XLVII  |     of the Porch, who would choose all virtue for its own sake;
 8        7, V      |     a woman, why did he not choose among women a virgin to
 9        7, VI     |  And among women he did not choose a virgin, or one recommended
10        7, XLVIII |     vainglory; but "as they choose to retain God in their knowledge,"
11        7, LVII   |     book, he advises us "to choose Jonah rather than Jesus
12        7, LXIV   |    a belief that the demons choose certain forms and places,
13        7, LXX    |    is customary for them to choose out of their number one
14        8, XXVI   |   only on condition that we choose nothing opposed to their
15        8, XLIX   |  soul or mind, whether they choose to call it a spiritual substance,
16        8, L      |   sake of godliness, and to choose afflictions on account of
17        8, LXXII  | exercise of his power, will choose what he desires, and obtain