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 1    I, 6 |       of all things of which it consists or which are contained in
 2    I, 17|    testifies that their worship consists of almost old-womanly superstitions:
 3    I, 18|     philosophers discuss, which consists in goods of the soul, but
 4    I, 18|        in which the healing art consists?~
 5   II, 3 |      between men and the beasts consists in religion. But this latter
 6   II, 6 |      the parts of which a house consists. Therefore they are refuted
 7   II, 9 |   rather from God. For whatever consists of a body solid, and capable
 8   II, 9 |       matter of which the world consists, and the world which consists
 9   II, 9 |   consists, and the world which consists of matter, existed by nature;
10   II, 10|         and death, because life consists in heat, death in cold.
11   II, 10|      For since the power of God consists in heat and fire, if He
12   II, 10|         For, since every animal consists of soul and body, the material
13   II, 10|        in which the life of men consists was forbidden, it was deemed
14   II, 11|       whole, be immortal, which consists of mortals. For as we all
15   II, 13|       opposing elements. For he consists of soul and body, that is,
16   II, 13|        says: "But all our power consists in the soul and body; we
17   II, 15|    power of the Magi altogether consists in the influences of these;
18   II, 19|       an image. For if religion consists of divine things, and there
19  III, 3 |        WHAT SUBJECTS PHILOSOPHY CONSISTS, AND WHO WAS THE CHIEF FOUNDER
20  III, 6 |      Where, then, is wisdom? It consists in thinking neither that
21  III, 7 |       deems that the chief good consists in pleasure of mind, Aristippus
22  III, 12|   itself, since its whole force consists, as I have said, in the
23  III, 12|       what it consisted; but it consists of immortality, nor anything
24  III, 18|       First, learn in what life consists; then, if you shall be dissatisfied
25  III, 21|       that the force of justice consists in equality, since all are
26  III, 30|   defend. All the wisdom of man consists in this alone, the knowledge
27    V, 4 |       to answer accusers, which consists in defence or denial only,
28    V, 4 |     things alone in which faith consists, I have undertaken, with
29    V, 9 |      whom the whole of religion consists in living without guilt
30    V, 15|        the whole force of which consists in this, that it makes those
31    V, 22|        and method of man, which consists altogether in the mind,
32    V, 22|        soul, in which alone man consists since it is not exposed
33    V, 22|      which the good of the soul consists.~
34   VI, 1 |    whole course of a happy life consists, since we were fashioned
35   VI, 2 |       of heaven--not that which consists of corrupt things, but of
36   VI, 5 | individual. Knowledge therefore consists in a benefit derived from
37   VI, 6 |       virtue is, and in what it consists. It follows that I should
38   VI, 6 |     course of virtue especially consists in the acquisition of those
39   VI, 10|         in what this doing good consists: in affording aid to those
40   VI, 17|       which humanity altogether consists, wish to bring him to an
41   VI, 25| religion is true but that which consists of virtue and justice. But
42   VI, 25|          But the worship of God consists of one thing, not to be
43   VI, 25|    adore Him. For His sacrifice consists only of blessing." And he
44  VII, 4 |        those things of which it consists; and that these may live
45  VII, 5 |      immortality. For since man consists of two parts, body and soul,
46  VII, 6 |        since the worship of God consists of the greatest labours;
47  VII, 7 |     which the main point itself consists. But different persons brought
48  VII, 9 |         the nature of the world consists of two elements which are
49  VII, 11|       the worship of God, which consists in abstinence from desires
50  VII, 26|        all in what true majesty consists. For they who wished to