Book, Chapter

1     I, 22| them the originator of this discipline. Now after the death of
2    IV, 48|     such revolving world or discipline or wisdom which conducts
3     V, 16| water, having obtained from discipline and instruction its own
4     V, 19|  secrets (of the Justinian) discipline, as intended to be kept
5    IX, 8 |     prove that his supposed discipline is a mere pretence. And
6    IX, 21|   parties. For some of them discipline themselves above the requisite
7    IX, 21|    extent declined from the discipline (of the order), that, as