Book, Chapter

 1    I, 12|       according to their custom) endeavour to transfer it to a physical
 2   II, 3 |         have any virtue, Cicero, endeavour to make the people wise:
 3   II, 9 |       how He willed that, I will endeavour to show in the fourth book.
 4  III, 1 |       have been believed, I will endeavour to show that they never
 5  III, 28| appearance of false virtue, they endeavour to free the mind from all
 6   IV, 2 |    ungrateful people. And I will endeavour to discuss the subject in
 7   IV, 5 |         perceive their error who endeavour to refute Holy Scripture,
 8   IV, 26|        meaning, which I will now endeavour to show. For God (as I have
 9    V, 1 |         and because they eagerly endeavour to condemn as guilty those
10    V, 1 |         the men with whom we now endeavour to engage and to dispute:
11    V, 3 |        their countrymen, do they endeavour to deserve the good opinions
12    V, 9 |         hate, and persecute, and endeavour to banish her. Let us suppose,
13    V, 9 |        displease. Therefore they endeavour entirely to exterminate
14    V, 20|        worshipped by others, but endeavour to turn men aside to deadly
15    V, 20|    reason? By no means; but they endeavour to effect it by force and
16    V, 20|          a bad mind in those who endeavour to preserve their faith,
17    V, 21|        argue against fears, they endeavour to effect nothing else than
18   VI, 1 |          by good practices, they endeavour to obtain them by evil practices;
19   VI, 5 |          they sin, and therefore endeavour to conceal their actions.
20   VI, 15|      were born with us; and they endeavour to show how providently
21   VI, 18|         man, so that he will not endeavour to obey God; and he would
22   VI, 18|         and irrational fury, and endeavour to retaliate upon those
23   VI, 24|         imagined; and for him we endeavour to live. Let us approve
24   VI, 24|          that they make it their endeavour to live to God, if indeed
25  VII, 17|     hunger; and if any one shall endeavour to injure him, fire, shall
26  VII, 26|      censured as unrighteous who endeavour to perform the works of
27  VII, 27|         All, therefore, ought to endeavour either to direct themselves