Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |       whom necessity compels to obey the one greatest God. But
 2    I, 11|        gods and Jupiter himself obey? If the power of the Parcae
 3    I, 11|         compels all the gods to obey their laws and ordinances?
 4    I, 13|       And gave them statutes to obey,~And willed the land wherein
 5   II, 5 |         necessity, because they obey the laws appointed for them.
 6   II, 7 |       learned and sagacious men obey with the greatest devotion;
 7   II, 13|         earth and the devil, to obey. And this, indeed, did not
 8   II, 13|     command, the body rather to obey." It had been well if he
 9  III, 10|     with unspeakable skill, and obey their king; I know not if
10  III, 16|         precepts; for who would obey, when they who give the
11  III, 18|        Caesar, as that he might obey the decrees of the Stoics,
12  III, 27|    foolish man to be willing to obey their precepts. since it
13   IV, 12|         all tribes of the earth obey His precepts. And also,
14   IV, 15|       He compelled the winds to obey, the seas to serve Him,
15   IV, 23|       which you yourself do not obey! You who teach, first learn;
16   IV, 24|         appointed for those who obey, because it was in their
17   IV, 24|       was in their power not to obey if they so wished; and a
18   IV, 24| punishment for those who do not obey, because it was in their
19   IV, 24|        it was in their power to obey if they so wished. How then
20    V, 20|     them but miserable men, who obey the instigations of their
21    V, 23|    correct them if they did not obey His precepts. Therefore,
22   VI, 8 |       law; and he who shall not obey this will flee from himself,
23   VI, 9 |         to know God Himself, to obey Him alone, to worship Him
24   VI, 9 | therefore be just, because they obey the institutions of men,
25   VI, 9 |         which is due to Him, to obey Him, to yield ourselves
26   VI, 18|        he will not endeavour to obey God; and he would prefer
27   VI, 18|        who, while he desired to obey these precepts of the philosophers,
28  VII, 15|        tyranny, it preferred to obey laws rather than kings;
29  VII, 27|         let us hear Him, let us obey Him with the greatest devotedness,