Book, Chapter

 1    I, pref|        in it. But they did not obtain the object of their wish,
 2    I, 16  |      the Papian law? Or did he obtain the privileges conferred
 3   II, 17  |        they may not be able to obtain immortality, which they
 4   II, 19  |     trampled upon, that we may obtain heavenly things. For this
 5  III, 12  |   frail and brief, that it may obtain one which is substantial
 6   IV, 10  |    into Egypt, that they might obtain a supply of corn; and sojourning
 7   IV, 17  | satisfaction to God,--we shall obtain pardon, which is denied
 8   IV, 18  |      mouth. Wherefore He shall obtain s many, and shall divide
 9    V, 6   |        individuals laboured to obtain for the common use of men,
10    V, 11  | overcome, or the others should obtain the glory due to their virtue.
11    V, 16  |      inferior, he will plainly obtain a much higher rank of dignity
12   VI, 1   |       good. And if they cannot obtain them by good practices,
13   VI, 1   |   practices, they endeavour to obtain them by evil practices;
14   VI, 4   |    with righteousness, he will obtain greater and more certain
15   VI, 6   |      as he who has laboured to obtain them. Hence is that saying, "
16   VI, 17  |  virtue. For he who desires to obtain justice, God, perpetual
17   VI, 18  |        that the just man might obtain this, God willed, as has
18   VI, 25  |        virtue. But that he may obtain the favour of God, and be
19  VII, 6   |      renewed? What do the gods obtain from the worship of those
20  VII, 9   |        duty, therefore it must obtain some greater good than those
21  VII, 14  |       any true virtue, did not obtain for themselves immortality,
22  VII, 27  |      treasure. And that we may obtain these, the alluring pleasures
23  VII, 27  |    conquered adversary, we may obtain from the Lord that reward