Book, Chapter

1    I, 21|       these mockeries, when he sees that men, as though bereft
2   II, 5 |       is voluntary; and he who sees these things, would act
3    V, 8 |       destroyers of souls, who sees through secret crimes, and
4    V, 13|      with injury? Who, when he sees the scars on his own sides,
5    V, 20|      him: that God, I say, who sees the secret places of the
6   VI, 9 |       tongue. For assuredly he sees who has beheld with the
7   VI, 16|     man ought to rejoice if he sees any evil happening to his
8   VI, 17| respect inferior, who, when he sees death at hand, is not so
9  VII, 27|      years incline to old age, sees to be the approach of that