Book, Chapter

 1   II, 1 |  selecting the Scriptures which bear on the usefulness of training
 2   II, 5 |     could we with any propriety bear to have the inner man made
 3   II, 6 |        the modest son could not bear to look on the shameful
 4   II, 7 |         For it is vulgar not to bear one's self without support,
 5   II, 8 |        the earth is not able to bear; heaven alone is competent
 6   II, 13|         to wonder how those who bear such a burden are not worried
 7  III, 3 |         masters the whilst, and bear the house with them. And
 8  III, 3 |       barbarians, when injured, bear no remembrance of the wrong,
 9  III, 4 |       there are many Celts, who bear aloft on their shoulders
10  III, 7 |         to heaven is theirs who bear frugality with chaste gravity.
11  III, 11|       his servants as horses to bear him. For as it is enjoined
12  III, 12|       not steal. Thou shall not bear false witness. Honour thy
13  III, 12| commanded them, Let none of~you bear malice in his heart against
14  III, 12|   another, envying one another. Bear ye one another's burdens,