Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |     in whom there is only a small part of the whole. But God,
 2    I, 7 |     common, whose number is small and fixed. But if the worshippers
 3    I, 11|   case where the benefit is small. No one implores God to
 4    I, 15|   Uranus, on account of the small number of men who lived
 5    I, 17|     with difficulty found a small island where she might bring
 6  III, 1 |   it defends itself even in small things by its own clearness:
 7  III, 17| been able to collect even a small particle of truth, he would
 8  III, 25|  himself, because he set so small value upon Plato. He was
 9   IV, 15|     His disciples to take a small ship and go before Him.
10    V, 17|     that he may buy it at a small price; or will he give information
11    V, 18|    that he may buy it for a small sum, or he who does not
12   VI, 2 |     of man. And when, in so small a circle, which on account
13   VI, 11| time. For they who refuse a small gift to the wretched, who
14   VI, 16|   since they may exist in a small degree with the greatest
15  VII, 14| lesser things and things of small importance are figures and