Book, Chapter

 1   II, 9 |     because he had begun to strive against the truth, his arguments
 2   II, 17|   may injure men, whom they strive to turn away from the worship
 3   II, 19|    condition, and always to strive and aim at things above.
 4    V, 20|  aside to deadly rites, and strive with the greatest diligence
 5    V, 20|     good mind. Do they then strive to effect this by conversation,
 6    V, 24| righteousness alone: let us strive with all our power that
 7   VI, 6 | puts to death? And they who strive to be serviceable to their
 8   VI, 12|    natural kindness, and to strive to benefit them. But these
 9   VI, 14|   and that they are able to strive in opposition to the force
10   VI, 20|    befitting that those who strive to keep to the path of justice
11  VII, 5 |    any other way be able to strive after that which is highest,
12  VII, 26|  own conscience; and not to strive with obstinate contention
13  VII, 27|     chief good which we all strive to reach, and pointed out