Book, Chapter

 1  III, 13|        because they are not able to render a man happy, it remains
 2  III, 14|          your envenomed speeches to render him the enemy of his country?
 3  III, 26|           few words of God,~"I will render him as gentle as a sheep."~
 4  III, 26|         having put off the old man, render him new, that you would
 5  III, 27|         that endurance of pain will render him most happy. For it is
 6  III, 29|           Then he who endeavours to render doubtful even the things
 7   IV, 4 |           nevertheless they did not render the worship due to Him as
 8   IV, 13|          Psalm thus condemns them: "Render to them their desert, because
 9   IV, 22|            to teach men? Why did He render Himself so humble and weak,
10   IV, 28|        plain that many victims must render him more propitious, because
11    V, 7 |          virtue; and that God might render this complete and perfect,
12    V, 16| fellow-servants. Riches also do not render men illustrious, except
13    V, 21|            this wretched manner, or render useless, those whose welfare
14   VI, 10|         assistance, if we refuse to render it. There are no precepts
15   VI, 12|             kindness, that which we render to our own relatives through
16   VI, 17|             they themselves say, to render it calm and tranquil; which
17   VI, 20|      captivate man with enjoyments, render him subject to its control,
18  VII, 1 |             all the perceptions and render them weak, will either altogether
19  VII, 1 |        shall return to the earth to render to every one either a reward