Book, Chapter

1    I, 4 | deceit, when they themselves restrained others from all fraud? For
2    I, 16|      a sexagenarian, and was restrained by the Papian law? Or did
3   IV, 26|     and wandering life being restrained, the path of truth was opened
4    V, 2 |     superstition having been restrained, all men might have leisure
5   VI, 5 |  another. Also, if desire be restrained, no one will use violence
6   VI, 16|   these themselves should be restrained; since they may exist in
7   VI, 16|    of these things cannot be restrained, nor is it right that it
8   VI, 17|   Stoics maintain, nor to be restrained, as the Peripatetics wish,
9   VI, 19|     this time of life is not restrained by fear, licence will produce