Book, Chapter

1    I, 1 | persuades us to the energetic practice of our duties, enjoining
2   II, 1 |     happiness is found in the practice of virtue. Accordingly,
3   II, 2 |    eagerness in drinking is a practice injurious to the partaker.
4   II, 9 |   angelic grace, and from the practice of wakefulness it grasps
5   II, 13|       were suitable, begets a practice of lying and a habit of
6  III, 3 |   following of this unnatural practice, is it not the extreme of
7  III, 6 |       Instructor to be put in practice. This is the Word, who abjures
8  III, 10|       others, who profess the practice of illiberal postures in