Book, Chapter

 1    I, 7 | innumerable errors on the other side, in thinking that they are
 2    I, 10|         Helen as sitting by the side of Priam on the walls of
 3    I, 13|   double face, and on the other side a ship; as the same poet
 4   II, 3 |       their own feet. On either side is found the greatest folly,
 5   II, 9 |       who disputed on the other side, was silent. Here, then,
 6  III, 4 |        were civil war. On which side shall we place wisdom, which
 7  III, 6 |       wanting to each on either side. Where, then, is wisdom?
 8  III, 6 |         have inclined to either side, either towards the left
 9  III, 18|    almost similar error on each side. But the one side are deceived
10  III, 18|       on each side. But the one side are deceived with respect
11  III, 29|      fortune is great on either side? For both when we meet with
12   IV, 22|         dispute on the opposite side. They say that it was impossible
13   IV, 26|       but they only pierced His side. Thus His unbroken body
14    V, 9 |         happens, that on either side the character of the main
15    V, 13|    blind as not to see on which side wisdom is? But they are
16    V, 22|     because the truth is on our side, which (as it has been said
17    V, 22|        can be made on the other side. Why, then, does that God
18   VI, 3 |      and does not know to which side he should rather turn himself.
19   VI, 3 |         guide only on the right side, and that not one only,
20   VI, 6 |       the better and the juster side has been overcome? From
21  VII, 15|    asunder and parted on either side, the people went over on
22  VII, 22|       Calls up to Lethe's river side,~That earthward they may