Book, Chapter

1    I, 11|           led in chains before the chariot of him, celebrating a triumph.
2   II, 17|            where were her arms and chariot, or to injure the Romans;
3  III, 28|       reflections he had need of a chariot and four horses. Democritus
4   VI, 17|          mind resemble a harnessed chariot, in the right management
5   VI, 17|            not need to go. So that chariot of life which is led by
6   VI, 20| impetuosity as that with which the chariot races are there carried
7  VII, 3 |          ship, as a charioteer the chariot. Nor, however, are they