Book, Chapter

 1   II, 9 |  things which God wished to be kept secret! But his inquiries
 2   II, 13|        fire cannot burn and be kept alive unless it be nourished
 3  III, 12|        as the chief good, have kept the way of truth, but have
 4   IV, 26|   order that His body might be kept unmutilated, since He must
 5   IV, 30|       carefully and diligently kept in view, will be lost and
 6    V, 8 | guardianship: for if this were kept in mind, assuredly men would
 7    V, 9 |       inasmuch as piety, if it kept its rule in the chief point,
 8    V, 20|       much more is faith to be kept towards God, the Ruler of
 9  VII, 7 |     things are perceived to be kept together and to be governed
10  VII, 15|       destroyed the people who kept the truth. Hystaspes also,