Book, Chapter

 1   II, 3 |     well of others, whom he suffers to be in error, nor of himself,
 2   II, 18|  wildered ears."~But now He suffers men to err, and to be impious
 3  III, 12|   over come by its enemies, suffers death, so the soul, when
 4  III, 27| under tortures; but when he suffers torture on account of his
 5    V, 23|   him impatient, because he suffers nothing. He is also unable
 6    V, 23|     and, on the other hand, suffers the pious to be humble,
 7   VI, 17|    does not inquire what he suffers, but how well." But he who
 8   VI, 17|     But he who worships God suffers these things without fear.
 9  VII, 11|     be eternal, in which it suffers perpetual punishments and
10  VII, 12|     he draws, that the soul suffers dissolution, that is, that
11  VII, 12|    disease of the body, and suffers forgetfulness of itself;