Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |       seek devious windings; who leave the level ground that they
 2    I, 1 |      glide over a precipice; who leave the light, that, blind and
 3    I, 5 |         PHILOSOPHERS.~But let us leave the testimony of prophets,
 4    I, 10|         a thief and spendthrift, leave to contribute to his fame,
 5    I, 15|    suggested,~That thou shouldst leave the presence of the mighty
 6    I, 18|        reason why any one should leave the worship of Him who created
 7   II, 4 |          For why should they not leave to them especially the opportunity
 8  III, 8 |        then remains, but that we leave raving and obstinate wranglers,
 9   IV, 19|  fifteenth Psalm: "Thou wilt not leave my soul in hell; neither
10   IV, 22|       with both, that we may not leave room for any one of depraved
11   IV, 24|      sense of shame, and yet may leave them liberty, that a reward
12    V, 12|      wise their wisdom: let them leave to us our folly, which is
13    V, 20| sacrifices i are completed, they leave their religion altogether
14   VI, 9 |       which it is worth while to leave the pursuit of pleasures,
15   VI, 18|          OF PATIENCE.~But let us leave the philosophers, who either
16  VII, 1 |      unprofitable: if. we should leave this, on account of which
17  VII, 17|         and the sun to stand and leave his course, and an image
18  VII, 22|       men with one accord should leave the gods and betake themselves
19  VII, 22|     happy souls this realm would leave,~And seek the upper sky, ~
20  VII, 27|       let him reflect how he may leave it in purity, how he may