Book, Chapter

1    I, 5 |     immortals an imperishable home." Thus, under the guidance
2  III, 6 |       might conceal it at his home. For truly he is not for
3  III, 15| wisdom, doing those things at home which they had censured
4  III, 28|   when he was driven from his home and deprived of his country;
5   VI, 21|      practise luxury alone at home, or with the people in the
6   VI, 25|    only in the temple, but at home, and even in his very bed.
7  VII, 14|     into this world as into a home now carefully prepared;
8  VII, 24|   themselves shall bring back home their udders distended with