Book, Chapter

 1    I, 11|      men, provided them with a settled mode of life and corn, and
 2   II, 2 |      likeness of a man who has settled in a foreign land, that
 3   II, 11|       when all things had been settled with a wonderful arrangement,
 4   II, 14|        he went into exile, and settled in a part of that land which
 5  III, 13| strengthen the obligations and settled course of man's life. Let
 6  III, 18|     you had lived, or had ever settled with yourself why you were
 7   IV, 3 |      it is without a fixed and settled dwelling-place. Therefore
 8   IV, 10|      afterwards, when they had settled in a desert part of Syria,
 9    V, 1 |       us, whose opinion is not settled, and founded and fixed with
10    V, 5 |       not as Cicero says,~"And settled, in the kingdom of Jupiter,
11    V, 15|        be firm and his opinion settled, but as it were by an oratorical
12  VII, 3 |     without the foresight of a settled plan. Therefore the plan