Chapter

 1 25|        themselves to frail and earthly things, worshipping idols
 2 25|      themselves by worshipping earthly things, whose folly Lucretius
 3 25|        who enslaves himself to earthly and humble things, plainly
 4 27|        command to abstain from earthly things, lest, being polluted
 5 30|  things, to subject himself to earthly things; or because the spirits
 6 30|  easily overcome by truth, and earthly things by heavenly. They
 7 35|     virtue, which despises all earthly goods, most wisely endures
 8 52|        abode of truth; despise earthly things, and those made from
 9 57|  corporeal existence, with all earthly goods, because he will know
10 57| themselves in the adoration of earthly objects; who do not know
11 58|        cold, and desire of all earthly things, does not therefore
12 58|      to the mind; He needs not earthly lights, for He was able
13 62|     depressed from heavenly to earthly things, from things eternal
14 70|    mixed with the contagion of earthly weight. Moreover, the eternity
15 70|     religion, because they are earthly and bent down to the earth.
16 73|   those which are substantial; earthly things must be scorned,