Book, Chapter

 1    I, 11|      learned and unlearned are alike persuaded of this. For both
 2   II, 8 |        has given wisdom to all alike, that they might be able
 3   IV, 1 |        is accustomed to appear alike wonderful and unworthy that,
 4    V, 5 |       thirst in common but all alike had abundance, since they
 5    V, 6 |      brotherhood, since God is alike a Father to all, so as to
 6    V, 9 |      festival and ordinary day alike, the whole people and the
 7    V, 15|       as He distributes to all alike His one light, sends forth
 8    V, 19| reverence, of Lord and Father, alike meet? For what benefit does
 9    V, 23|       philosophers and orators alike extol with the highest praises.
10   VI, 12|     impious wisdom is rejected alike by the whole human race,
11  VII, 5 |       if you make chessmen all alike, no one will play. If you
12  VII, 5 |  willed that both should exist alike in this life, that virtue
13  VII, 12|        both would be dispersed alike at one point of time; and