Chapter

 1 2 |           accomplish the smallest part of the whole.~
 2 10|         with faults, which is the part of one who is unjust and
 3 10|        than himself, which is the part of one who is weak and inferior?~
 4 11|           the whole, which is the part of one who is false and
 5 12|   afterwards Jupiter, dwelt, or a part of the East, which is, as
 6 32|        things is not only not the part of a philosopher, but not
 7 32|   philosophers are agreed in this part at any rate, which relates
 8 33|       which the soul for the most part luxuriates, and unbends
 9 36|         seen nor perceived by any part of the body, how could you
10 38|         punishments, which is the part of a cruel judge, or that
11 38|         punishments, which is the part of a worthless judge. In
12 57|           is a sin; and it is the part of the wise man to avoid
13 58|         is not a pure mind on the part of the worshipper? Therefore
14 62| themselves vicious, and it is the part of the same virtue to despise
15 63|          so that now he who takes part in these shows appears to
16 64|           fulfil justice. It is a part of the same law not to utter
17 66|  FORTITUDE.~Faith also is a great part of justice; and this ought
18 68|        forth, which, for the most part, even prevail over those