Book, Chapter

1    I, pref|  wandering in error the way of obtaining immortality. But since few
2  III, 8   | himself that good, towards the obtaining of which we can do no more
3  III, 12  |    until death, cannot fail of obtaining a reward; if no reward,
4  III, 21  |        strength may succeed in obtaining her; or if they are patient
5    V, 1   |      we shall never succeed in obtaining this. For they fear lest
6    V, 23  |       power of the unjust, for obtaining patience; for patience is
7   VI, 9   |      religion, for the sake of obtaining which virtue is to be sought,
8   VI, 12  |        so much for the sake of obtaining glory as of avoiding censure.