Book, Chapter

 1    I, 11|     firmament, and he burnt entire the victim which he there
 2  III, 8 |    folly, who said that the entire absence of pain was the
 3   IV, 28|     false. And it makes the entire difference what you worship,
 4    V, 19|   its advantages, since its entire loss is compensated by immortality.
 5   VI, 9 | utmost devotedness: let our entire acting, and care, and attention,
 6   VI, 24|     through and knowing the entire man. The same writer says,
 7   VI, 24|  his limbs perfect, and his entire body in the most vigorous
 8  VII, 1 |      but we have raised the entire edifice, with great and
 9  VII, 5 |    would never have been in entire opposition to their disputations,
10  VII, 5 | foot, your body will not be entire, nor will life itself remain
11  VII, 12|     soul departs it remains entire for many days. and frequently
12  VII, 12|     preparations it remains entire for a very long time. For