Book, Chapter

1    I, 21|      brought up? There is a goat belonging to the nymph Amalthea, which
2    I, 22| Cornelius and Bebius, in a field belonging to the scribe Petilius,
3   II, 12|          mixed the nature of all belonging to the generation of life."~
4  III, 8 |       with the beasts. For goods belonging to the body--that is, safety,
5  III, 22|      since there will be nothing belonging to another from which one
6    V, 3 |        under the title of a name belonging to another, for in his own
7    V, 11|         though they have nothing belonging to man except the features
8   VI, 3 |      have represented the one as belonging to virtues, the other to