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 1    I, pref|           and public, applied to the pursuit of investigating the truth
 2    I, pref|             altogether abandoned the pursuit of pleasures, that, being
 3    I, 1   |         trouble than in their former pursuit; how much more justly shall
 4    I, 22  |          from warlike affairs to the pursuit of peace. But though he
 5   II, 5   |           devoting themselves to the pursuit of wisdom, in thinking that
 6   II, 7   |      pleasure in those things in the pursuit of which the desire of men
 7  III, 1   |           Nor do I now disparage the pursuit of those who wished to know
 8  III, 2   |      philosophers are devoted to the pursuit of wisdom, because by that
 9  III, 2   |              wisdom, because by that pursuit there is no attaining to
10  III, 2   |             were connected with this pursuit, and if this pursuit were
11  III, 2   |            this pursuit, and if this pursuit were a kind of road to wisdom,
12  III, 2   |             devote themselves to the pursuit of wisdom; but they themselves
13  III, 2   |             devote themselves to the pursuit of wisdom or not, they are
14  III, 2   |           discovered by this kind of pursuit, or nothing.~
15  III, 8   |              do not abstain from the pursuit even when vanquished, but
16  III, 8   |             more determined in their pursuit; why they dread neither
17  III, 8   |        seeing that the object of our pursuit is so close at hand, that
18  III, 16  |              devote ourselves to the pursuit of wisdom, for this has
19  III, 17  |           who devotes himself to the pursuit of influence and distinction
20  III, 25  | QUALIFICATIONS ARE NECESSARY FOR ITS PURSUIT.~We must now speak a few
21  III, 30  |            wasted their lives in its pursuit, were never able to discover.
22    V, 1   |           himself altogether to that pursuit. Septimius Tertullianus
23    V, 9   |       themselves to one and the same pursuit and art, that they may be
24    V, 18  |           never gives himself to the pursuit of gain, because he despises
25   VI, 4   |         goods, and occupied with the pursuit and enjoyment of these,
26   VI, 9   |             worth while to leave the pursuit of pleasures, and to endure
27  VII, 6   |            devoted themselves to the pursuit of earthly and frail goods,