Book, Chapter

 1    I, pref|           when they had entirely devoted themselves to learning,
 2   II, 3   |         four last books shall be devoted. Now, in the meantime, let
 3   II, 18  |         widely treated in a work devoted to the subject. Whoever
 4  III, 2   |          he is now called, not a devoted follower of the profession,
 5  III, 2   |      that they called themselves devoted to wisdom, and not wise.
 6  III, 2   |       even that philosophers are devoted to the pursuit of wisdom,
 7  III, 27  | Especially, because a man who is devoted to pleasure took upon himself
 8    V, 7   |          endure? How could faith devoted to its God deserve praise,
 9   VI, 2   |          rites to which they are devoted. For on the earth there
10  VII, 1   |          the Holy One, they were devoted to eternal punishment by
11  VII, 6   |      present gratification, have devoted themselves to the pursuit
12  VII, 7   |   approved of any sect, and have devoted themselves to it, condemn