Book, Chapter

 1    I, pref|          which we may be able to instruct the minds of men to the
 2    I, 23  |         truth, we may be able to instruct in true religion men who,
 3  III, 30  | therefore all depart, who do not instruct human life, but throw it
 4  III, 30  |      they teach? or whom do they instruct, who have not yet instructed
 5   IV, 24  |        to be sent from heaven to instruct the life of men in the first
 6   IV, 25  |      ambassador and messenger to instruct mortals with the precepts
 7    V, 2   |          his feet; that he would instruct others to the truth, of
 8    V, 4   |       only, and another thing to instruct, which we do, in which the
 9    V, 8   |   breasts of men would of itself instruct them to works of justice.
10  VII, 2   |       THE GOLDEN AGE.~Now let us instruct those who are ignorant of