Book, Chapter

1   II, 3 |      And thus, because it is easier to judge of the affairs
2   II, 9 |      an end. Moreover, it is easier for that which had a beginning
3  III, 2 |      itself is destroyed, an easier approach may be open to
4    V, 18| justice. But this defence is easier for us, to whom by the bounty
5   VI, 4 |     is understood that it is easier for the wicked and the unrighteous
6   VI, 15|     fear in the heart, it is easier to kill the animal itself
7  VII, 1 |       a matter which is much easier, either to cover or adorn