Chapter

 1 8 |   father, did not disdain to take charge of another's flock
 2 28| sinning, but that they might take away life from men, deprive
 3 29|     without vice; and if you take away vice, the merits of
 4 29| poles, as Plato says, if you take away one, you take away
 5 29|    if you take away one, you take away both." You see, therefore,
 6 34|   retaliate; and he will not take vengeance upon one who plunders
 7 44|     these things should thus take place as I have set them
 8 52|  live wickedly, because they take it ill that there are some
 9 55|       if there are any, they take no interest in, and do not
10 64|     possessions; nor will he take away from, or wish ill to
11 65|     rust corrupt, nor tyrant take away, but it may be preserved
12 70|     things must of necessity take place, that the world may