Book, Chapter

1    I, 4 |   those who covet riches, and eagerly desire gains,--a disposition
2   II, 1 |      it is allowed them, they eagerly apply themselves to the
3  III, 8 |   bodily pleasure?--that they eagerly seek it, in order that they
4  III, 15|   have learned at all; others eagerly desirous of money, others
5  III, 17|      doomed to perish, let us eagerly pursue riches, that we may
6    V, 1 | Ennius says; and because they eagerly endeavour to condemn as
7    V, 2 |        and the glory which he eagerly sought for was changed into
8    V, 3 |    his ignorance, when he had eagerly endeavoured utterly to destroy
9    V, 9 |     enemies; who, though they eagerly seek their lives, and property,