Book, Chapter

 1    I, 11|   sacred history: "Then Pan leads him to the mountain, which
 2  III, 12|    and weighing everything, leads us to that excellent and
 3  III, 15|     is not the system which leads them to that which is right,
 4  III, 24|  the rotundity of the earth leads, in addition, to the invention
 5   IV, 6 |  perceives), but because He leads to perception and to intelligence.
 6   IV, 25|    spirit linked to it, and leads it from immortality to death.
 7   VI, 3 | must proceed--the one which leads to heaven, the other which
 8   VI, 4 |  virtue and the good, which leads, not, as the poets say,
 9   VI, 4 |     sinners up to pain,~And leads to Tartarus' guilty reign."~
10   VI, 4 | from the heavenly path, and leads them into the way of perdition.
11  VII, 1 |     narrow by which justice leads man to heaven; no one can