Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |     that even when old you may govern the state with the same
 2    I, 3 |       perfect who is unable to govern all things while the others
 3    I, 3 |    universe, is also unable to govern that which He has created.
 4    I, 3 |       minds may be supposed to govern separate senses; and also
 5  III, 16| employed in civil affairs, who govern the state, who found new
 6   VI, 8 |        flesh, will so rule and govern you as to lead you without
 7   VI, 17|   violence of those who cannot govern themselves, and with fortitude
 8   VI, 18|    except that he knows how to govern himself, and to mitigate
 9  VII, 3 |        those things which they govern. For if all these things
10  VII, 16|       divide the world, not to govern, but to consume it. These,