Book, Chapter

1     I, 3 |  time in managing earthly concerns. This person affirmed the
2     I, 11|   ridicule, as if all the concerns of humanity were deserving
3     I, 19|   that neither has He any concerns of business, nor does He
4    IV, 13| commence to speak of what concerns those who give heed to Pythagorean
5    IV, 20|   more honourable in what concerns others than what relates
6   VII, 20| one would despise earthly concerns more than did that (Saviour,
7    IX, 24|  providence over (earthly concerns); but they contend that
8    IX, 24|   no solicitude about the concerns of an individual here. And