Book, Chapter

 1    I, 16| gratification, and that the gods practise those things which men are
 2   II, 17|       call enchanters, when they practise their detestable arts, call
 3  III, 15|         either themselves do not practise what they advise; or if
 4  III, 16|    precepts; but unless you also practise them it is a deceit, and
 5   IV, 17|        first was, which the Jews practise even now, but of the heart
 6   IV, 23|   whether he is bound himself to practise the things which he enjoins,
 7   IV, 23|          nature, do you yourself practise the things which you enjoin,
 8   IV, 23|        since you yourself do not practise them, what arrogance is
 9   IV, 24|      without a body, He will not practise the things which He will
10   IV, 24|        unless the teacher should practise what he teaches, and as
11   IV, 24|          follow? But how can one practise what he teaches, unless
12   IV, 24|        you shall be the first to practise them; because the nature
13    V, 9 |       besiege the roads in arms, practise piracy by sea; or if it
14    V, 9 |         have said, but that ours practise nothing else but that which
15   VI, 11|        they are towards whom you practise it, the less you will be
16   VI, 11|         less you will be able to practise it towards many." And he
17   VI, 18|       has been sent from heaven, practise those things which God who
18   VI, 20|     spare even the innocent, but practise upon all that which they
19   VI, 21|        no difference whether you practise luxury alone at home, or
20   VI, 24|        who shall begin afresh to practise righteousness. For as the