Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |       over the separate parts be referred to one and the same providence,
 2    I, 3 |         the care of the whole is referred, all things will be dissolved
 3    I, 22|       others also. When this was referred to the senate, it was decreed
 4  III, 8 |       subject knowledge is to be referred. If to the causes of natural
 5  III, 12|          and as often as this is referred to the body, it is called
 6  III, 12|       yet, inasmuch as they have referred it to this life, which has
 7   IV, 3 |         life and every action is referred to one source, and to one
 8   IV, 13|        Jerusalem. Therefore they referred the predictions of the prophets
 9    V, 14|         true than this, if it is referred to those who refuse no tortures,
10   VI, 3 |         ignominy. Therefore they referred the end of those ways to
11   VI, 3 |    themselves ought to have been referred to life, their ends to death.
12   VI, 6 | adversary of God? Therefore they referred the end of good things to
13   VI, 14|          false, but they are all referred to the body. For to be frugal,
14   VI, 15|        said, all things were not referred to this life. The Stoics
15   VI, 17|      will be virtues if they are referred to divine things. On the