Book, Chapter

1     I, prooe|    the initiated, with a vast amount of plausibility they deliver
2     I, 2    |    the latter a more moderate amount of instruction. And he also
3    IV, 1    |        can exert the greatest amount of influence; in regard
4     V, 1    | readers undergone no ordinary amount of toil, in my anxiety to
5    IX, 5    |   teacher, however, of a vast amount of information is Hesiod,
6    IX, 7    |   committed no inconsiderable amount of money, and directed him
7    IX, 14   |     however, enjoys a greater amount of riches than another.
8    IX, 25   |     himself astonished at the amount of temperance, and of diligence,