Book, Chapter

 1    I, 15|    just and wise state would employ, he thus decreed concerning
 2   II, 13|     this heavenly spirit may employ as a temporary dwelling.
 3  III, 13|    what kind of language you employ, for the question is not
 4  III, 15|    those things which others employ for glory or pleasure, he
 5  III, 15|   glory or pleasure, he will employ for the sake of action."
 6  III, 17|      other language could he employ than to say the same things
 7  III, 23|  great a contempt for money, employ it in acts of kindness and
 8    V, 16|     riches, but because they employ them on works of justice;
 9    V, 22|      violence which they can employ, that they may either weaken
10   VI, 1 |    whereas the soul ought to employ the service of the body,
11   VI, 19|    this purpose, that we may employ it for the slaying of men,
12   VI, 19|   both just and necessary to employ anger towards the young,
13   VI, 19| unjustly and impiously. They employ anger against their equals
14  VII, 12|  language was not for him to employ, who contended that souls