Book, Chapter

 1   II, 13| condemnation of souls for their deserts to eternal punishments.
 2  III, 8 |     honoured simply for its own deserts. For what is honourable
 3  III, 17|        and withdrawing into the deserts, there spend his rage in
 4    V, 9 |         of their characters and deserts; for, though she presents
 5    V, 19|        slaves who runs away and deserts his master, and if he is
 6    V, 19|       abandoned and impious who deserts his father, that he may
 7    V, 24|      every man according to his deserts. Therefore let not the souls
 8  VII, 10|         not been grasped, if it deserts its post, if at any time
 9  VII, 20|      punished on account of its deserts, it is plain that it will
10  VII, 21|       an investigation of their deserts. Then they whose piety shall