Book, Chapter

 1    I, 7 |   Instructor in the account it gives of His guidance. Again,
 2    I, 9 |      reduplication of the name gives strength to the rebuke.
 3    I, 9 | Generous, therefore, is He who gives for us the greatest of all
 4    I, 10|      me, the Samian Pythagoras gives the injunction :--~ "When
 5    I, 12| commands, and at the same time gives them such a character that
 6    I, 12|      vexed at a physician, who gives no advice bearing on their
 7   II, 1 |       thanksgiving. And he who gives thanks does not occupy his
 8   II, 1 | impeded in its natural energy; gives forth a compressed utterance.
 9   II, 3 |        rust of smoking s metal gives off. For in fine, in food,
10   II, 4 |       struck by the Spirit, it gives forth human voices. "Praise
11   II, 7 |  destruction. Wherefore Wisdom gives these most useful exhortations: "
12   II, 8 |   takes great care of man, and gives to him alone His own art.
13   II, 10|        a dying melody, but now gives forth a shrill note; and
14  III, 2 |      and out of licentiousness gives herself up to meretricious
15  III, 6 |      has and keeps, but he who gives away, that is rich; and
16  III, 11|     not to be disturbed, as it gives no trouble, and lends to