Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |         pleasant to the hearing, easy to be understood, honourable
 2    I, 1 |           And all things will be easy, ready of accomplishment,
 3    I, 2 |        us, assuredly, it is very easy to follow up this part as
 4   II, 5 |          are ignorant of it! how easy to those who know it! If,
 5   II, 9 |     adorned the world. Now it is easy to reply to these persons,
 6   II, 12|        time was changed. Oh, how easy it is to refute falsehoods!
 7  III, 8 |          they imagine that it is easy to arrive at that distinguished
 8  III, 9 |       man is therefore plain and easy, if he is wise; and to it
 9  III, 19|        of virtue, by a light and easy course take their flight
10   IV, 12|          whatever He may wish is easy? And this might have appeared
11   IV, 22|        as though it had not been easy for Him to show Himself
12   IV, 23|        than words, because it is easy to speak, but difficult
13    V, 8 |         absence, when it is very easy for them to be good if they
14    V, 15|          he did. For it was very easy to shake justice, having
15   VI, 6 |          therefore they are more easy to be gained and to be retained
16   VI, 6 |       and I wish that it were as easy to carry out goodness in
17   VI, 6 |           Yet to undertake it is easy, to fulfil it is difficult;
18   VI, 9 | committed. Hence there is now so easy a step to wickedness through
19   VI, 14|     vices, which is truly a very easy matter. For who cannot distinguish
20   VI, 18|         God ought to observe are easy, when these virtues are
21   VI, 24|     repentance, it would be more easy to amend rashness." It is
22  VII, 1 |         follow it; but it is not easy for all to follow it: they
23  VII, 2 |      whether this is possible is easy for every one to measure,
24  VII, 5 |    immortality by a delicate and easy course of life, but might
25  VII, 7 |   comprises the whole. But it is easy to show that almost the
26  VII, 9 | contained. What about God? Is it easy to comprehend how He is
27  VII, 16|           so that it will not be easy for man to ascertain the
28  VII, 22|       boys minds are pliant, and easy of perception, and because