Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |        to ether all, without any distinction either of sex or of age,
 2    I, 6 |         of the Sibyl without any distinction, wherever we shall have
 3    I, 10|  renowned, because he earned the distinction of being struck with lightning
 4   II, 7 | neighbouring places, without any distinction of condition. Thus he brought
 5  III, 12|        fortitude for the sake of distinction. Since, therefore, fortitude
 6  III, 17|         pursuit of influence and distinction is enjoined to pay court
 7  III, 19| presented with immortality. What distinction, therefore, will there be
 8  III, 25|         given to all without any distinction, so that there is no one
 9    V, 7 |        that there should be this distinction between good and evil things,
10   VI, 7 |      there may appear to be some distinction between truth and falsehood,
11   VI, 7 |          all foolish without any distinction, and plunges them into death.
12   VI, 11|        humanity, yet they make a distinction between these things, because
13   VI, 14|         they are ignorant of the distinction between good things and
14  VII, 7 |      attacks everywhere, without distinction, upon all things which are
15  VII, 8 |    animals, unless he had made a distinction by the addition of wisdom.
16  VII, 16|       there will be scarcely any distinction between the night and the