Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |        because so much will be wanting to each as shall be in the
 2    I, 17|      means; but confidence was wanting to him, being ignorant of
 3   II, 9 |       of a lofty mind, was yet wanting, and which might exercise
 4  III, 6 |        too little. A limit was wanting to each on either side.
 5  III, 17|   indulgence; and if these are wanting to us, let us take them
 6  III, 29|      virtue if an adversary is wanting. When, therefore, they perceived
 7    V, 2 |        because there have been wanting among us suitable and skilful
 8    V, 5 |  produced for all might not be wanting to any. And this saying
 9   VI, 5 |       to sin, because they are wanting in virtue, that is, the
10   VI, 6 |       and wickedness should be wanting in discipline and authority.
11   VI, 9 | proportion, yet, since that is wanting which is the chief thing
12   VI, 12|  Moreover, there have not been wanting those who esteemed burial
13   VI, 12|    whose place, since they are wanting, let kindness succeed; and
14   VI, 15|  exercise, if those things are wanting by which its power is either
15   VI, 15|        object itself which was wanting to them, but a word, through
16  VII, 5 |        an enemy and a fight be wanting, there is no victory. Take
17  VII, 5 |  contend. And where victory is wanting, there also glory and the
18  VII, 6 |     labour that nothing may be wanting of those things by which
19  VII, 16|        And that nothing may be wanting to the evils of men and
20  VII, 26|      address to Constantine is wanting in some mss. and editions,