Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6 |  Lord," He fed them with the produce of the fields; they sucked
 2    I, 12|     rational medicines which produce vigour of the senses and
 3   II, 1 |  unmeasured space of the air produce," they cater for their gluttony.
 4   II, 2 |  which regurgitates so as to produce hiccup, be emitted silently.
 5   II, 3 |   other colours difficult to produce, proofs of tasteless luxury,
 6   II, 8 | heaven alone is competent to produce it. Further, it were irrational
 7  III, 2 |      by their own reflection produce an imitation of their own
 8  III, 6 |   stones, and silver; for my produce is better than choice silver."~
 9  III, 7 |      stores, as if laying up produce in a bag, but communicate
10  III, 10|     health of young men, and produce exertion--emulation to aim
11  III, 11|      by exercising the body, produce true and lasting beauty,