Book, Chapter

 1    I, 20|         which may turn out to the service of men? To what purport
 2    I, 21|           his praetorship by this service. Deservedly then, since
 3   II, 11|      earth, that they might be of service to men: some, for instance,
 4   II, 13|           himself entirely to the service of God his Father. Then
 5   II, 17|   business is carried on by their service. And yet these can effect
 6   II, 17|        who have revolted from the service of God, because they are
 7   II, 18|       which most senseless men do service, are destitute of all perception,
 8  III, 12|           giving ourselves to the service of virtue only, we live
 9  III, 17|           the timid from military service. The irreligious is told
10  III, 19|       life has been passed in the service of God, death is not an
11  III, 25|          hereafter about to be of service to them for domestic uses;
12  III, 25|        servants, who must live in service during those years especially
13   IV, 3 |           does not consist in the service of the mind, but in the
14   IV, 8 |     knowledge of God, but for His service. But though He is Himself
15   IV, 16| consecrate them, and knowingly do service to the memory of the dead,
16   IV, 17|           can it afford any other service, as the other animals do,
17    V, 11|          please, and that by this service they might prepare the way
18    V, 21|       think that they are doing a service in compelling them to sacrifice
19    V, 21|         to promote? Or do they do service to the gods? But that is
20   VI, 1 |          soul ought to employ the service of the body, and not the
21   VI, 1 |          booty to make use of the service of the soul. The same men
22   VI, 1 |        devoting themselves to the service of pleasures, they extinguish
23   VI, 9 |         to yield ourselves to His service with the utmost devotedness:
24  VII, 4 |      given for his protection and service; since, whether they are
25  VII, 26|          use of thy authority and service. Whom we supplicate with
26  VII, 27|          serve God with unwearied service, let us keep our posts and