Book, Chapter

 1  III, 8 |   when overcome, and how they rejoice in victory." But if those
 2   IV, 12|      saying: "Let the heavens rejoice, and let the clouds put
 3    V, 1 |     itself, and the mind will rejoice that it is engaged in the
 4    V, 6 |       pity, they now began to rejoice in a proud and swollen inequality,
 5   VI, 15| naturally followed. For as we rejoice in good things that are
 6   VI, 16|        We must not, they say, rejoice with excessive joy, but
 7   VI, 16|     it is vicious not only to rejoice moderately, but even in
 8   VI, 16|      that a wise man ought to rejoice if he sees any evil happening
 9   VI, 16|    that in the former case to rejoice a little, and in the latter
10   VI, 16|  little, and in the latter to rejoice too little, is a very great
11  VII, 12|       dissolution as it would rejoice in passing abroad and quitting
12  VII, 24|        the world itself shall rejoice, and all nature exult, being