Book, Chapter

 1    I, pref|    without impediment, they might follow the simple truth, and it
 2    I, 1   |         and more rightly shall we follow up in writing the divine
 3    I, 1   |           good life, I would both follow them myself, and exhort
 4    I, 1   |      myself, and exhort others to follow them. But since they disagree
 5    I, 1   |       true religion, and since we follow God, the teacher of wisdom
 6    I, 1   |           wish to dilate upon and follow up these things to their
 7    I, 2   |     assuredly, it is very easy to follow up this part as copiously
 8    I, 5   |        the same learning which we follow. But thus far of the poets.
 9    I, 5   |      keenest Stoic of the Romans, follow up with deserved praise
10    I, 6   |           other God."~I would now follow up the testimonies of the
11    I, 14  |          superstitions, appear to follow and approve of the follies
12    I, 16  |       whole, yet it pleases me to follow up the remaining parts,
13   II, 1   | acknowledge their Lord, and would follow after virtue and justice;
14   II, 3   |    neither about to defend nor to follow? If even they who perceive
15   II, 4   |        the temples? It is idle to follow up each particular instance:
16   II, 7   |           this view, that you may follow it when you have ascertained
17   II, 7   |        you do? Will you prefer to follow antiquity or reason? And
18   II, 7   |           if piety advises you to follow your ancestors, then admit
19   II, 8   |       judged her to be chaste, to follow her girdle; anti thus the
20   II, 9   |          is, approach nearer, and follow up with the understanding)
21   II, 12  |           the circumstances which follow assuredly cannot be by chance,--
22   II, 18  |       power of those whom, if you follow righteousness, you are able
23  III, 1   |           that the effect did not follow their honest and well-directed
24  III, 5   |          we know nothing, does it follow that you are not wise, because
25  III, 6   |         have left us something to follow. But now, since he has drawn
26  III, 7   |        that of certain Stoics, to follow virtue. Aristotle placed
27  III, 7   |           of opinions, whom do we follow? whom do we believe? All
28  III, 7   |         forward that which we may follow.~
29  III, 11  |           either of these courses follow a devious path, and one
30  III, 24  |   character of those things which follow, but defend them in every
31  III, 24  |         to judge from those which follow, whether the first are true
32  III, 27  |       short-lived, or it will not follow from the depraved judgments
33   IV, 11  |     reward of life if they should follow Him (which many of them
34   IV, 12  |        name, confess His majesty, follow His teaching, and imitate
35   IV, 13  |      other; and they are wise who follow it, and no others. Why then
36   IV, 13  |     visionary, and senseless, who follow a Master who is wise even
37   IV, 24  |       hand to one who is about to follow? But how can one practise
38   IV, 24  |            if you are not able to follow me giving directions, follow
39   IV, 24  |      follow me giving directions, follow me going before you. In
40   IV, 24  |          fault, since he does not follow a teacher of virtue, who
41   IV, 25  |        the flesh might be able to follow Him, and that He might rescue
42   IV, 26  |         and suffered by those who follow the truth; since the truth
43   IV, 28  |           that we should know and follow Him alone. We are bound
44    V, 1   |          are angry with those who follow the path of truth; and when
45    V, 1   |        and which may both see and follow the right course when it
46    V, 8   |       justice which you seek will follow you of her own accord. Lay
47    V, 9   |        meantime, that she whom we follow is not justice: how will
48    V, 9   |         the most important, would follow through all the rest. And
49   VI, 4   |         things which are about to follow after death, and shall have
50   VI, 6   |        Now the other things which follow are by no means true; for
51   VI, 7   |          those who either wish to follow virtue, or profess a contempt
52   VI, 7   |          the utmost agreement, we follow and worship one God; and
53   VI, 8   |       neither discern the way nor follow any guide. For this way
54   VI, 8   |          plainly, he ought not to follow man, but God; not to serve
55   VI, 9   |            Or if he shall wish to follow the justice of God, yet,
56   VI, 11  |         in safety, rather than to follow justice. And when he perceived
57   VI, 12  |     burthens which press you, and follow it; free yourself from fetters
58   VI, 18  |           injury, he has begun to follow up his assailant with violence,
59   VI, 24  |            they would more easily follow right things if they had
60   VI, 25  |        with the prophets, whom we follow, as much in fact as in words.
61  VII, 1   |      virtue but he who is able to follow it; but it is not easy for
62  VII, 1   |         it is not easy for all to follow it: they can do so whom
63  VII, 2   |     understand is, as it were, to follow in their track. But he is
64  VII, 3   |      discord and destruction will follow. Therefore he perverted
65  VII, 5   |           necessary at present to follow out each point separately,
66  VII, 5   |          will of God, that is, to follow righteousness, which is
67  VII, 5   |        what to avoid, and what to follow. Wisdom therefore cannot
68  VII, 5   |          he might have liberty to follow either good or evil. But
69  VII, 10  |        pleasure and their rewards follow; so, when virtue has been
70  VII, 11  |        the earth and frail goods, follow the heavenly religion of
71  VII, 15  |         Egyptians endeavouring to follow them as they fled, the sea
72  VII, 15  |        remains, except that death follow old age? And that it will
73  VII, 16  |       disturbance of mankind will follow. Then, in truth, a detestable
74  VII, 22  |       testified that they did not follow a sure authority, but mere
75  VII, 22  |       hated, that all who wish to follow God are not only held in
76  VII, 25  |           which are then about to follow.~
77  VII, 26  |      prophets which we Christians follow; this is our wisdom, which
78  VII, 27  |         righteousness: let us all follow Him, let us hear Him, let