Book, Chapter

 1    I, 10|      while they are engaged in carrying off the wives of others,
 2    I, 10|        of impiety and guilt in carrying off the royal boy. For it
 3    I, 21|       they think that they are carrying gods themselves on their
 4   II, 4 |   pillage the whole of Sicily, carrying away the images of the gods,
 5   II, 4 |       to Dionysius when he was carrying off the spoils of gods,
 6   II, 9 |      of the greatest skill for carrying out in action, before He
 7  III, 8 | consist in the undertaking and carrying through of labours. Therefore
 8  III, 22|     wool and the loom, and the carrying of infants. Nor did he see
 9  III, 28|     that they are every moment carrying on a contest for life and
10   IV, 23|     who give precepts, without carrying them out into action, are
11   IV, 24|    with a mortal body, that by carrying out his precepts to their
12   VI, 9 |         by always desiring and carrying off the property of other,
13  VII, 1 |    virtue does not admit those carrying great burthens. The path