Book, Chapter

 1   II, 9 | turning-point; on this everything depends. Let Cotta disentangle himself,
 2   II, 10|          the whole course of life depends upon the light, so darkness
 3  III, 7 |       whole of wisdom centres and depends. Epicurus deems that the
 4  III, 9 |        Why should I say that more depends upon the ears than upon
 5  III, 19|          reply that its character depends upon the course of the life.
 6    V, 8 |          one another, coheres and depends upon one and the same nature,
 7   VI, 5 |      derived from another; for it depends upon hearing. Virtue is
 8   VI, 5 |        altogether our own; for it depends upon the will of doing that
 9   VI, 20|         to dogs, and as far as it depends upon themselves, kill them
10  VII, 5 |         the whole system of truth depends. It does not escape my notice
11  VII, 27|      strength and office of which depends on this, that, despising