Book, Chapter

1  III, 2 |      arts it appears what this devotedness effects, and to what it
2  III, 21|        lived together,--unless devotedness of mind, and faith mutually
3    V, 13|        that, too, with greater devotedness. For the consciousness of
4    V, 20|      is destitute of faith and devotedness; and yet no one departs
5    V, 20| warfare, requires the greatest devotedness and fidelity. For how will
6    V, 23|        He may either prove the devotedness and fidelity of His servants,
7   VI, 9 |        service with the utmost devotedness: let our entire acting,
8  VII, 27|     obey Him with the greatest devotedness, since He alone, as Lucretius