Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |   among themselves, the matter comes back to the same point,
 2    I, 3 |      are unemployed. And so is comes to pass, that for the government
 3    I, 9 |  guarded against. From this it comes to pass, that he alone ought
 4   II, 6 |     even these. But the matter comes to this: that even frogs,
 5   II, 17|      when the necessary result comes to pass, they acquire for
 6  III, 3 |   knowledge, except that which comes from without. For on this
 7  III, 19|     actions of life. And so it comes to pass, that if life has
 8  III, 21|        was born? From which it comes to pass, that he not only
 9  III, 29|  enduring evils. From which it comes to pass that there is no
10   IV, 4 |       for the knowledge of God comes first, His worship is the
11   IV, 4 |     wise or religious. Thus it comes to pass that philosophers,
12   IV, 12|         or Saviour, because He comes bringing salvation to all
13   IV, 23|        are possible? Whence it comes to pass, that no one obeys
14   IV, 24|        bodily organs. Hence it comes to pass, that an earthly
15    V, 1 |        and celebrity. Hence it comes to pass that wisdom and
16    V, 10| pleased and delighted. Thus it comes to pass that the god fashions
17    V, 13|        upon his flesh? Thus it comes to pass, that when peace
18    V, 18|   except the wise man? Thus it comes to pass, that he can never
19   VI, 3 |       one another: and thus it comes to pass that vices cannot
20   VI, 4 |      also everlasting. Thus it comes to pass, that goods of short
21   VI, 5 |       is not within us, but it comes to us from without.But that
22   VI, 12|    himself. And yet the matter comes to this, that whatever a
23   VI, 15|        no adversary. And so it comes to pass that there can be
24   VI, 15|  limits of moderation. Thus it comes to pass, that they do not
25   VI, 18|      one or by favour. Thus it comes to pass, that a just man
26   VI, 24|    into the light of day,~Then comes the stress of labour."~For
27  VII, 1 |      which are mortal. Thus it comes to pass, that whatever is
28  VII, 1 | produced. But everything which comes within the sight of the
29  VII, 1 |       alone they know. Thus it comes to pass that the poor and
30  VII, 6 |      are they so many? Thus it comes to pass, that if yon depart
31  VII, 12|     repel violence, because it comes under the sight and under
32  VII, 14|        before that last ending comes upon the world, I will subjoin,
33  VII, 22|  longing for the light,~Whence comes it, say, and why?"~For they
34  VII, 26|   impious. Since the truth now comes forth from obscurity, and