Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2 |        try to sin as little as possible. For nothing is so urgent
 2    I, 3 |    came into being, it was not possible for God to be a good Creator,
 3    I, 6 |       the last day." As far as possible in this world, which is
 4    I, 8 |   treat of this point with all possible brevity; for this mode of
 5    I, 9 |     more roughly; in order, if possible, to drag them back from
 6   II, 2 | temperance, and flee as far as possible from wine, shunning it as
 7   II, 2 |   girls should keep as much as possible away from this medicine.
 8   II, 2 |         And we must, as far as possible, try to quench the impulses
 9   II, 2 |     wine with as much water as possible, and not to have recourse
10   II, 2 |        picture at the greatest possible distance from it, and to
11   II, 4 |        are to banish as far as possible from our robust mind those
12   II, 9 |      awake for as long time as possible, reserving to himself only
13   II, 9 |        be injured as little as possible by sleep, as those that
14   II, 11|     purple veil. Would it were possible to abolish purple in dress,
15  III, 1 |     requiring as few things as possible. Now, God alone is in need
16  III, 3 |    hairs. It is not, it is not possible for him to show the head
17  III, 3 |       must be driven as far as possible from our society. "But the
18  III, 10|      on the table as neatly as possible, and so give herself exercise
19  III, 11|      all respects as worthy as possible of freemen. But men are
20  III, 11| husband." They must, as far as possible, correct their gestures,
21  III, 11|       the truth. For it is not possible otherwise to obtain enjoyment
22  III, 11|        right." For while it is possible for one who looks to remain
23  III, 11|     against falling. For it is possible for one who looks to slip;