Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2 |       this inquiry, which is so closely connected with the other
 2    I, 3 | therefore be that inquiry which closely follows and is connected
 3   II, 10|      the north, which parts are closely united with the two former.
 4   II, 10|      the sun, is nearest to and closely united with the east; but
 5  III, 11|   arises from it ought to be so closely united with it as to be
 6  III, 12|    Doubtless from that which is closely connected with it, and resembles
 7   IV, 2 |         shown that wisdom is so closely united with religion, that
 8   IV, 4 |        things it is evident how closely connected are wisdom and
 9   IV, 24|   teacher of virtue should most closely resemble man, that by overpowering
10   IV, 29|         may use an example more closely connected with us. When
11   VI, 10| brothers? And, indeed, the more closely united, because we are united
12   VI, 17|        which I think to be most closely related to the subject.
13  VII, 5 |      should be happy, as though closely connected with God, and