Book, Chapter

1    IV, 16|         they are quickly filled, forming many designs, prudent, niggardly
2    IV, 19| passionate, scorners, obstinate, forming no design, not loquacious,
3    IV, 20|         rational, slow to speak, forming many plans; in regard of
4    IV, 34|   asphalt, in equal parts, (and) forming the ointment into a figure,
5     V, 2 |          For what exists remains forming all things, and nought of
6    IX, 7 |       imbedded in his heart, and forming no correct opinion on any