Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |         we will discuss all these matters at their proper places.
 2    I, 5 |       have paid attention, not to matters of fiction, but to the investigation
 3    I, 11| administration of justice, if any matters were disputed. Moreover,
 4    I, 21|         let us look also to other matters which are without guilt,
 5   II, 3 |           nevertheless that these matters ought not to be discussed
 6   II, 15|       skilled and acquainted with matters: for they think that these
 7   II, 17|     interpose themselves in these matters, that whatever things have
 8  III, 17|         by the injustice of these matters (for thus it appeared to
 9    V, 2 |       distinguished both in other matters, and especially in defending
10    V, 23|           accustomed to happen in matters of uncertainty while they
11   VI, 3 |          there of the letter Y in matters which are different and
12   VI, 5 |           price,~To attend to the matters in which we are engaged,
13   VI, 11|           expended on superfluous matters. Do they then act more wisely