Book, Chapter

 1     I, prooe|           undertaking admittedly is full of labour, and (is one)
 2     I, 4    |         entire locality about us is full of evil things, and that
 3     I, 11   |            that others attain their full size, while others dwindle
 4     I, 21   |           that the body is for them full of conflicts); in opposition
 5    IV, 5    |            the same time when it is full as when it is half empty;
 6    IV, 13   |      disciples of a school weak and full of knavery.~
 7    IV, 28   |           the house), into a vessel full of water (the sorcerer)
 8    IV, 32   |        exploits. Placing a cauldron full of pitch upon burning coals,
 9    IV, 33   |          placing in the midst a pot full of water, he invokes all
10    IV, 35   |              The cauldron, however, full of water, is placed in the
11    IV, 37   |            a mirror, placing a dish full of water equally (with the
12    IV, 37   |          that the representation of full moon should be exhibited
13    IV, 43   |    multiplied ten times make up the full sum of a myriad; in like
14    IV, 48   |    productive, and that they appear full of life, (though in reality)
15     V, 3    |           Ye are whited sepulchres, full," he says, "of dead men'
16    VI, 2    |             was a (mere) cheat, and full of folly, and the Apostles
17   VII, 17   |          opinion), founded a school full of folly, and attended by
18   VII, 20   | anticipation become involved in the full measure of transgressions,
19   VII, 24   |           and devoid of reason, and full of blasphemy. Now, even
20  VIII, 1    |          while each of them attains full perfection in a decade.
21  VIII, 6    |             proceeds from above, is full, and completely replenishes
22    IX, 7    |             and that all things are full of the Divine Spirit, both
23    IX, 8    |           world, a cunning man, and full of desperation, one called
24    IX, 24   |             while the Pharisees are full of mutual affection, the
25     X, 29   |            there established a law, full of gravity and justice,