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 1    I, 1 |      teacher of wisdom and the guide to truth, we call to ether
 2  III, 4 |   nevertheless philosophy, the guide of all, will still perish,
 3  III, 6 |        middle that which might guide them to wisdom. But Arcesilas,
 4  III, 13|  speaking. "O philosophy, thou guide of life," he says; "O thou
 5  III, 30|       heal, whom can the blind guide? Let us all, therefore,
 6   IV, 11|      whom he was about to be a guide, and companion, and teacher.
 7   IV, 24|      who is at the same time a guide. You see, therefore, how
 8   IV, 24|     because he is able to be a guide to one who is mortal, than
 9   IV, 24|      appears, that he who is a guide of life and teacher of righteousness
10   IV, 25|         could by no means be a guide to immortality for man,
11   IV, 29|       the way of light, He the guide to salvation, He the gate
12   VI, 3 |        If he shall meet with a guide who may direct him wavering
13   VI, 3 |     all, because we say that a guide is proposed to each, and
14   VI, 3 |        evils. But they place a guide only on the right side,
15   VI, 3 |        because God, who is the guide of that way, denies immortality
16   VI, 3 |      who, enticed by that evil guide, shall prefer vices to virtues,
17   VI, 7 |     STEEP, AND HAS GOD FOR ITS GUIDE.~For all those who, by the
18   VI, 7 |      searching for without any guide, they might fall upon that
19   VI, 7 |      deceitful and treacherous guide of this way, that there
20   VI, 7 |     end to one issue. For that guide unites them all, where it
21   VI, 8 | discern the way nor follow any guide. For this way of life ought
22   VI, 8 |    rises, and take this as the guide of your life, as in the
23   VI, 24|      if he had obtained a true guide of wisdom. Let us approve
24  VII, 27|      the errors of men, sent a Guide, who might open to us the