Book, Chapter

 1    I, 21|           age which is especially pleasing to parents, and surpassed
 2    V, 1 |         to which the truth may be pleasing, and which may both see
 3    V, 20| preservation of the faith is both pleasing to God Himself, and adds
 4   VI, 1 |  fragrance, that they judge to be pleasing to their gods, not by any
 5   VI, 2 |          things are necessary and pleasing to them as to us, who, when
 6   VI, 11|       they have thus succeeded in pleasing, they gain nothing more
 7   VI, 11|       benefit. And although it is pleasing to those to whom it is given,
 8   VI, 18|        the divine commands, as of pleasing men, and should already
 9   VI, 21|          pleasant. Let nothing be pleasing to the sight but that which
10   VI, 25|      thinks that those things are pleasing to Him which even a man