Book, Chapter

1   II, 1 |      matchless name alone he seeks to gain the compassion of
2  III, 12|   body, except that the body seeks for temporal, but the soul
3  III, 14|    of things. Thus, while he seeks to exalt, he has depressed
4    V, 1 |    it may show its power; it seeks wealth, desires honours;
5  VII, 5 |      account, therefore, God seeks to be worshipped, and to
6  VII, 5 |     as a fool, who, while he seeks good things which are not
7  VII, 9 | remains for ever, because it seeks after and loves God, who
8  VII, 9 |      with dumb animals, both seeks pleasure, by the varied
9  VII, 10|      of the objects which it seeks, or by the excitement of