Book, Chapter

1  III, 15|      since it is false, becomes varied and manifold, and altogether
2  III, 17|      meet together, he says, in varied order and position as the
3    V, 11|         contain so infinite, so varied kinds of cruelty? For, having
4   VI, 7 |        which are dissimilar and varied in the life of men. For
5   VI, 20|        painted and moulded, and varied with jewels. But when they
6  VII, 3 | arrangement of the seasons, the varied fruitfulness of the lands,
7  VII, 9 |     both seeks pleasure, by the varied and agreeable fruits of