Book, Chapter

1  III, 1 |     erudition, should I also yield to them the knowledge and
2  III, 26|    when they themselves both yield to vices, and acknowledge
3  III, 28|    is overcome by fortune. I yield, he says, and raise my hand.
4   IV, 27|   vanquished and subdued, to yield to itself. If they deny
5    V, 1 |    be compelled at length to yield, truth itself crying out.
6    V, 11| spirit appeared at length to yield. They contend, therefore,
7    V, 20| credit to them, as we do not yield to them even in their rage.
8   VI, 9 |      to Him, to obey Him, to yield ourselves to His service
9   VI, 17|   who injure us, for we must yield to these; and why this ought