Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 | however uncertain it is, has reference to one point,--to their
 2  III, 12| which is passed on earth has reference. Therefore it was not without
 3  III, 13|     into something which has reference to and tends to promote
 4  III, 17|   conferring of benefits has reference to the advantage of another;
 5  III, 20|     light itself can have no reference to us; undoubtedly the cause
 6   IV, 3 |  also Lord, is shown even by reference to civil law. For who will
 7   IV, 26|     all the living. But with reference to the cross, it has great
 8   IV, 29|   grave:" nevertheless, with reference to each person, he introduced
 9    V, 18|      WISDOM, AND FOLLY,~With reference to our present discussion,
10    V, 22|  goods, which in no way have reference to the care of the mind;
11   VI, 1 |    to their gods, not by any reference to their divinity, of which
12   VI, 3 |  respecting the two ways has reference to frugality and luxury.
13   VI, 8 |  measure all things by their reference to the body, but by their
14   VI, 8 |    to the body, but by their reference to the soul; not to attend
15   VI, 12|  does not give precepts with reference to true justice, which he
16   VI, 12|      does not hold, but with reference to a sketch and outline