Book, Chapter

1    I, pref| philosophers, were considered teachers of right living, which is
2  III, 14  |     she the parent? since the teachers themselves have been worn
3  III, 15  |    see that those men are not teachers of virtue, of which they
4  III, 15  |     none have greater need of teachers of living than many who
5  III, 16  |   gives the preference, above teachers of philosophy, to those
6   IV, 3   |      authority: in short, the teachers of wisdom are the same,
7    V, 2   |       us suitable and skilful teachers, who might vigorously and
8    V, 12  | innocent; and though they are teachers of injustice and cruelty,
9   VI, 12  |     poor; which subject those teachers of virtue and justice have