Book, Chapter

1  III, 12|   have preferred death to the advantages of life, unless they had
2   IV, 16|      and frail power, and the advantages arising from the benefit
3    V, 18|     he despises these earthly advantages: nor does he allow any one
4    V, 19|       and may abound with all advantages. But he who shall act thus
5    V, 19|    this present life with its advantages, since its entire loss is
6    V, 19|      as human, judges his own advantages to be divine." Who, therefore,
7   VI, 3 | gained there are the greatest advantages, and firm and incorruptible
8  VII, 3 |       why do we intercept the advantages of others? why, in short,
9  VII, 5 |      not stand in need of its advantages, but for the sake of man,