Book, Chapter

1    I, 1 |    directed, and how it is to be spent. And I thus briefly define
2    I, 10|         a Messenian, but that he spent some time at Epidaurus.
3    I, 10|       lasting peace procured, he spent the rest of his life in
4    I, 11|      says: "At that time Jupiter spent the greatest part of his
5    I, 11|          when his age was almost spent, he changed his life in
6  III, 17|       life which we have already spent should itself also perish.
7  III, 19| virtuously, but an evil if it is spent viciously, so also death
8   IV, 28|      from religion. For they who spent whole days in prayers and
9  VII, 27|     except a well and innocently spent life. That man will appear