Book, Chapter

 1    I, pref|  oratory, in which being long engaged, we trained young men not
 2    I, 10  |    violence to him, and while engaged in play, slew him. Mars,
 3    I, 10  |    and Pollux, while they are engaged in carrying off the wives
 4    I, 11  |     errors they are miserably engaged. The common people imagine
 5    I, 22  |    Sabine king who especially engaged the rude and ignorant minds
 6   II, 3   |        then, are you yourself engaged in the same error? I see
 7  III, 13  |      inasmuch as I never even engaged in public speaking; but
 8  III, 14  |     and to be wise, and to be engaged in the clearest light. But
 9  III, 15  |      living than many who are engaged in the discussion of this
10  III, 16  |      For wisdom, unless it is engaged on some action on which
11  III, 27  |       thoughts are altogether engaged upon the hope of everlasting
12   IV, 28  | religion and superstition are engaged in the worship of the same
13    V, 1   |       will rejoice that it is engaged in the light of truth, which
14    V, 18  |      others, when his mind is engaged in perpetual peace with
15   VI, 1   |   seek those of the body, are engaged with darkness and death,
16   VI, 5   |       matters in which we are engaged, and in which we live.~It
17  VII, 5   |   just and wise man should be engaged in all evils, since fortitude
18  VII, 10  |        it must necessarily be engaged in every act; nor can it
19  VII, 24  |   from the beginning, will be engaged among men a thousand years,