Book, Chapter

1    I, 5 |  make use of against us,--I mean poets and philosophers.
2    I, 21| disgrace originated. In the mean time, let us look also to
3    I, 21|    without understanding: I mean those who either dance with
4   VI, 2 |   says) clear and bright; I mean the light of the mind, on
5   VI, 4 |     earth as good things--I mean wealth, honour, repose,
6   VI, 14|  frugal man from one who is mean, or a calm man from one
7   VI, 21|   of the sacred writings as mean. For they seek that t which