Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |    others, therefore, on this principle, will not be gods, but attendants
 2    I, 11|  piety? But when, on the same principle, I reflect that he is a
 3   II, 10|    rises upward, contains the principle of life. But the other animals,
 4  III, 8 | joined pleasure with virtuous principle, wished to avoid this common
 5  III, 8 |      be destitute of virtuous principle, and he who aims at principle
 6  III, 8 | principle, and he who aims at principle must be destitute of pleasure.
 7  III, 17|       he had taken up a false principle at the commencement, the
 8    V, 15|       origin in religion, its principle in equity! But those who
 9    V, 20|       humanity, against every principle of justice, are tortured,
10    V, 20|      what is their source and principle; let them set forth what
11    V, 20|     what its origin? what its principle? what its foundation? what
12   VI, 6 |       it is not that heavenly principle, but is altogether of the
13   VI, 10|      this alone comprises the principle of common life. For God,
14   VI, 12|     paid to us. Therefore the principle of justice is employed about
15  VII, 6 |       or exist for ever, what principle is involved in the worship