Book, Chapter

 1    I, 21|  therefore, that they might more diligently offer an expiation, they
 2   II, 14|       sacred writings inform us, diligently cultivated the earth, and
 3  III, 14|        ever applied himself more diligently; since you were acquainted
 4  III, 15| destitute? For if any one should diligently inquire into their character,
 5   IV, 5 |          prophets, but also most diligently to inquire into the times
 6   IV, 8 |    wisdom may be more easily and diligently instructed. He who hears
 7   IV, 28|        his saying, that they who diligently take in hand again the things
 8   IV, 28|         assiduity that they more diligently gather those things by which
 9   IV, 30|       unless it is carefully and diligently kept in view, will be lost
10    V, 15|        reason). And this must be diligently explained by us, that they
11   VI, 18|           Moreover, he must also diligently take care, lest by any fault