Book, Chapter

 1    I, pref|       both the learned may be directed to true wisdom, and the
 2    I, 1   |      object his life is to be directed, and how it is to be spent.
 3    I, 21  |     man to be his priest, and directed him always to use the same
 4   II, 18  | condition of their nature has directed, and that we may adore and
 5   IV, 7   |      The Jews had before been directed to compose a sacred oil,
 6   IV, 15  |       for the sake of prayer, directed His disciples to take a
 7   VI, 8   |    feet will spontaneously be directed into the way; and that heavenly
 8   VI, 16  |      life, it might rather be directed into the right way, where
 9   VI, 17  |  Peripatetics wish, but to be directed into the right way; and
10   VI, 25  |       the mouth of a just man directed towards God. That this,
11  VII, 5   |      formed that his eyes are directed towards heaven, his face
12  VII, 27  |       frail things, we may be directed to the eternal rewards of