Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |    possible for the army to be drawn out in battle array, since
 2    I, 17|       how an argument has been drawn from physical subjects which
 3    I, 18|        left these things to be drawn out by the ingenuity of
 4    I, 21| shoulders, and thrusting forth drawn swords in each hand, they
 5   II, 6 |      the world. Thus arguments drawn from a false source always
 6  III, 6 |     thought that the truth was drawn forth, and found out by
 7  III, 6 |  follow. But now, since he has drawn us back from following others,
 8  III, 6 |        knowing, he has no less drawn us back from himself also.
 9  III, 13|        wisdom; let them not be drawn away by the authority of
10  III, 29|       his son precepts of life drawn from philosophy, says, "
11   IV, 3 |     and lords, where the mind, drawn in different directions
12   IV, 14|         For a haft-burnt brand drawn forth from the hearth and
13  VII, 1 |      be true: because they are drawn away by vices, and they
14  VII, 12|  vessel of the other, which is drawn out from heavenly fineness,