Book, Chapter

1    I, 3 |   alone. But if more than one divide the government of the world,
2    I, 23| descendant. Therefore, if you divide the years which are in agreement,
3   II, 8 |       whetstone, he said, and divide it with a razor. But the
4   IV, 18|      obtain s many, and shall divide the spoils of the strong;
5    V, 5 |     allowed to mark out or to divide the plain with a boundary:
6  VII, 3 |      philosophers, the Stoics divide nature into two parts--the
7  VII, 16|       the same time, who will divide the world, not to govern,