Book, Chapter

1  III, 2 |  this pursuit were a kind of road to wisdom, it would at length
2   IV, 30|      abandoning the heavenly road, have made for themselves
3   VI, 4 | their desires, because their road is downward and on the decline;
4   VI, 7 |       because that deceitful road which; inclines to the west
5   VI, 7 |   this public and frequented road; but those who either wish
6   VI, 9 |     are found in that deadly road which belongs altogether
7  VII, 27|   reach, and pointed out the road by which, along a narrow