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 1    I, 4 |        wicked, and to those who lead an unholy life. Wherefore
 2    I, 18|      way to immortality than to lead armies, to lay waste the
 3   II, 6 |      from a false source always lead to foolish and absurd conclusions.
 4  III, 8 |       not only to mould us, and lead us into the way, but also
 5  III, 13|        questioning, and thus to lead him to confession, as though
 6  III, 21|    SYSTEM OF PLATO, WHICH WOULD LEAD TO THE OVERTHROW OF STATES.~
 7  III, 21|        then, did that community lead him? Marriages also, be
 8   IV, 17|         emblem of the name, and lead the people into the land
 9   IV, 20|        the Jews, lest He should lead them to repentance, and
10   IV, 25|        that He might be able to lead man to God--that is, to
11   IV, 27|   senses, raves, is mad: let us lead him into the temple of the
12   IV, 27|          in order that they may lead men into errors, and call
13   IV, 30| precipices, by which they might lead away the incautious and
14    V, 1 |       are the men whom we would lead away from a foolish persuasion
15    V, 9 |    presence they are ashamed to lead an evil life, who, though
16    V, 17|         ore when it is gold, or lead when it is silver, will
17    V, 19|     that most narrow path might lead to the lofty reward of immortality.
18   VI, 3 |      natural blandishments, and lead them captivated by the appearance
19   VI, 3 |   labour--they say that he will lead a life of honour and abundance;
20   VI, 3 |       and to this life which we lead on earth. The poets perhaps
21   VI, 3 |          We, on the other hand, lead those of each sex, every
22   VI, 5 |     land or by sea, no one will lead an army to carry off and
23   VI, 7 |       are altogether in deceit, lead men altogether into fraud,
24   VI, 7 |     return to the same, and all lead at the very end to one issue.
25   VI, 8 |       rule and govern you as to lead you without any error to
26  VII, 5 |     earthly; and these men also lead an earthly life, nor are
27  VII, 5 |   enticements of these He might lead men to the concealed evil.
28  VII, 9 |     that earthly life, which we lead in common with dumb animals,
29  VII, 9 |       beings, and endeavours to lead them to death, which dissolves
30  VII, 27|       an inseparable companion, lead us to God; and "while a