Book, Chapter

 1     I, 2 |         more moderate amount of instruction. And he also touched on
 2     I, 2 | continued in silence to undergo instruction, sometimes for three, but
 3     I, 23|        exhorted them to undergo instruction:--~"How first both gods
 4    IV, 20| practical matters, attending to instruction, more honourable in what
 5    IV, 34|        use of these for gaining instruction in evil, in this way somebody
 6     V, 8 |      from it any one who wishes instruction (on the point), may learn
 7     V, 14|    which is made the subject of instruction. Just for instance, he says,
 8     V, 16|    obtained from discipline and instruction its own proper locality,
 9     V, 18|     them while they, undergoing instruction unnecessarily prolix, rush
10     V, 21|         they pursue the work of instruction. When, therefore, the prophet
11    VI, 5 |    sufficiently. And as regards instruction for those who have been
12    VI, 11|       then, one receives proper instruction and teaching, and (where
13    VI, 15|         tree, continued to give instruction (in his doctrines). And
14   VII, 19|     Deity, He proceeded to give instruction in the synagogues. For if
15    IX, 7 |         the foregoing system of instruction. And he first invented the
16    IX, 23|         they qualify for giving instruction in such things. These Pharisees
17     X, 28|      are desirous of additional instruction, and are disposed accurately