Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |     they have a straight path, seek devious windings; who leave
 2    I, 17|      taught women in Cyprus to seek gain by prostitution, which
 3   II, 1 |       fictions, nor would they seek the deadly fascinations
 4   II, 1 |       stand erect, that we may seek religion there; that since
 5   II, 2 |        on the ground, when you seek here below that which you
 6   II, 13|      the sinner, that he might seek support for himself by labour.
 7   II, 14|     leaving their own lands to seek for themselves new settlements,
 8   II, 19|    eyes to heaven: let him not seek God under his feet, nor
 9   II, 19|   inferior to man; but let him seek it aloft, let him seek it
10   II, 19|     him seek it aloft, let him seek it in the highest place:
11  III, 3 | Therefore we are foolish if we seek this by disputation; for
12  III, 5 |    life, in order that you may seek them; and what are dangerous,
13  III, 8 |   pleasure?--that they eagerly seek it, in order that they may
14  III, 8 | refused by them? Shall we then seek precepts of living from
15  III, 11|   chief good. Let us therefore seek something which is held
16  III, 11|     not the chief good. Let us seek something else. But nothing
17  III, 12|     contest, what else does it seek from victory but life? For
18  III, 12|    always sought, and still do seek, has no existence either
19  III, 12|       it, because they did not seek the highest good in the
20  III, 13|     learning, which he did not seek for the sake of hearing
21  III, 16|      but enjoyment, which they seek from philosophy. And this
22  III, 16| granted to us, so that when we seek wisdom in this life we may
23  III, 20|       are much more wicked who seek to profane the secrets of
24  III, 20|       can doubt that those who seek after these things are foolish,
25  III, 24|      from the middle, so as to seek the heaven. I am at a loss
26  III, 27|     alone. And they who do not seek this, nor possess religion,
27  III, 28|       but because they did not seek it in a right manner, they
28   IV, 1 |      nature, since men did not seek the chief good in heaven,
29   IV, 4 |         because the one do not seek their father, nor the other
30   IV, 4 |    good, which they especially seek; nor will the worshippers
31   IV, 11|       I only am left, and they seek my life to take it away."
32   IV, 19|       and went into Galilee to seek His disciples: but nothing
33    V, 8 |      and the justice which you seek will follow you of her own
34    V, 8 |      dishonour her modesty, to seek for herself a most disgraceful
35    V, 9 |       who, though they eagerly seek their lives, and property,
36    V, 18|      voyage, or what should he seek from another land, when
37    V, 18|       who does not know how to seek gain, who is satisfied with
38    V, 20|         will condemn them, and seek for some truer object of
39    V, 23|       his frailty, he does not seek for anything beyond that
40   VI, 1 |     the goods of the soul, and seek those of the body, are engaged
41   VI, 4 |      impious. But to those who seek for wisdom, he dashes philosophy
42   VI, 6 |        for it is not virtue to seek riches, of which neither
43   VI, 8 |     the way which philosophers seek, but do not find on this
44   VI, 8 |         because they prefer to seek it on the earth, where it
45   VI, 11|       building of public works seek a lasting memory for their
46   VI, 17|     despise death; not that we seek it, and of our own accord
47   VI, 20|         in order that they may seek those things which are necessary
48   VI, 21|     writings as mean. For they seek that t which may soothe
49   VI, 21|     pass its limits, and shall seek nothing else from pleasure
50   VI, 24|       the other parts, let him seek them from the fountain itself,
51  VII, 13|   Pythagoras. Let us therefore seek for greater testimony. A
52  VII, 22|    this realm would leave,~And seek the upper sky, ~With sluggish