Book, Chapter

 1    I, 10|    commander was most shamefully overpowered by love and lust. For, being
 2    I, 11|        is without virtue, who is overpowered by desire and wicked lusts,
 3  III, 1 | philosophers themselves might be overpowered by us, most of all by their
 4  III, 11|  esteemed as goods, as others do overpowered by desire, that assuredly
 5  III, 12|         death, so the soul, when overpowered by vices, must die. What
 6  III, 26|        acknowledge that they are overpowered by nature. But what influence
 7  III, 28|          and that she was always overpowered by him when he had valiantly
 8   IV, 18|    crucifixion. Then Pontius was overpowered both by their outcries,
 9   IV, 24|        wish not to sin, but I am overpowered; for I am clothed with frail
10   IV, 24|        teach man that sin may be overpowered by him. But if he is immortal,
11    V, 1 |        know that they are easily overpowered.And therefore, discussion
12   VI, 5 |    escape their notice, they are overpowered by an evil desire to sin,
13  VII, 13|      thus venture, they would be overpowered by the fact itself, and