Book, Chapter

1    I, 14|     sisters were using their endeavours that Saturn might reign,
2  III, 29|   had knowledge. Then he who endeavours to render doubtful even
3   IV, 23| obligations of that which he endeavours to establish by his words.
4    V, 1 |     are evil; since it often endeavours to overpower the truth,
5    V, 4 |   that discourse in which he endeavours to refute Demetrianus (as
6    V, 18|     something, if their good endeavours, their eloquence, and vigour
7   VI, 4 |    and experienced generals, endeavours to ensnare us by various
8   VI, 18|   duty of virtue. For he who endeavours to return an injury, desires
9  VII, 9 | nature of living beings, and endeavours to lead them to death, which