Book, Chapter

 1    I, 22|       part, that he might both acquire divine honour for himself,
 2   II, 17|     result comes to pass, they acquire for themselves the greatest
 3   II, 17|   disregard of them. Thus they acquire to themselves authority
 4  III, 25|       no one at all who cannot acquire it. But they so embrace
 5    V, 5 |   another, and to plot, and to acquire for themselves glory from
 6   VI, 4 |       that we might be able to acquire virtue, present gratification
 7   VI, 4 |       expend so much labour to acquire for themselves those things
 8   VI, 6 | immortal pursuits, that it may acquire for itself these frail things.
 9   VI, 11|  property, so that they either acquire for themselves frail and
10   VI, 12|    that by their means you may acquire influence with their citizens;
11  VII, 5 |        spiritual life which we acquire by ourselves, because it
12  VII, 27|      would wish to provide and acquire for himself these goods?