Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 | fabricated by Him. And Cicero, following and imitating him in many
 2    I, 15|       the Laws, in which work, following the example of Plato, he
 3    I, 17|    natural things. And Cicero, following them, brought forward this
 4   II, 13|      water, and earth; perhaps following Trismegistus, who said that
 5  III, 6 |      he has drawn us back from following others, that we may not
 6   IV, 11|     them a free opportunity of following God, that they might both
 7   IV, 25|        hinders the spirit from following God. For it is frail, and
 8   IV, 26|       by walking in which, and following his teacher, man might attain
 9    V, 12|     but from the fact of their following us up with such care and
10   VI, 5 | derived the offices of living, following Panaetius the Stoic, and
11  VII, 1 |      Therefore Epicurus alone, following the authority of Democritus,
12  VII, 6 |       they are estranged, who, following present gratification, have
13  VII, 11|      the next place, they who, following righteousness, have been
14  VII, 27|   conduct becoming a man, and, following present things, shall prostrate