Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2 |    inquiry, which is so closely connected with the other questions,
 2    I, 3 |    which closely follows and is connected with the first: Whether
 3    I, 18|     goods of the soul, but this connected with the body, which is
 4  III, 2 |       of finding the truth were connected with this pursuit, and if
 5  III, 10|  uprightly, and from everything connected with man, because God, who
 6  III, 11|    things which are inseparably connected. I wonder, therefore, that
 7  III, 12|         therefore, fortitude is connected with each, a contest is
 8  III, 12|      from that which is closely connected with it, and resembles it,
 9  III, 27|      with which eternal life is connected, assuredly do not know the
10  III, 30|      shall teach, they are both connected together; that we may maintain
11   IV, 4 |       it is evident how closely connected are wisdom and religion.
12   IV, 29|         an example more closely connected with us. When any one has
13    V, 8 | therefore, among those who were connected by~the sacred and inviolable
14   VI, 10|       men who are polished, and connected together by interchange
15  VII, 5 |        happy, as though closely connected with God, and everlasting
16  VII, 5 |       the soul and the body are connected together, yet they are contrary,
17  VII, 5 |       the body and the soul are connected and united together, the
18  VII, 12|    although they are joined and connected together from birth, and