Book, Chapter

1     I, prooe| investigation, not to shrink from labour; for we shall leave behind
2     I, prooe| undertaking admittedly is full of labour, and (is one) requiring
3    IV, 4    |       sitting beside the woman in labour strikes the metallic plate,
4    IV, 7    |         are not deserving so much labour, is evident to those who
5    IV, 7    |           observing the fruitless labour of the majority (of speculators),
6    IV, 47   |           like one oppressed with labour, and he is denominated "
7     V, 23   |           even) with considerable labour are they initiated. Let
8    VI, 22   |       that (his followers) should labour under no deficiency in the
9    IX, 26   |           of these, and with much labour have, in the nine books,