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 1 Text, I       |      who does neither of these things is of no use under the sun,'2~
 2 Text, II      |       place our hopes upon the things which are beyond, and in
 3 Text, II      |        the life eternal do all things that we do. Accordingly,
 4 Text, II      |       all our might, but those things which have no bearing upon
 5 Text, II      |  rather, that all the precious things in this life fall further
 6 Text, II(4)   |         Set your affections on things above, not on things on
 7 Text, II(4)   |        on things above, not on things on the earth.'~
 8 Text, II      |    superior to the body in all things, by so much is one of these
 9 Text, II      |      we must do and suffer all things to gain power. Consequently
10 Text, II(5)   |     And yet, I said, all these things are as nothing, either in
11 Text, IV      |    chief of all and most high, things of which one cannot speak,
12 Text, V       |        purpose in saying these things than so to exhort us to
13 Text, VIII(39)|      who was said to know many things, and who knew all badly,
14 Text, IX      |       an idle moment for other things? Accordingly, we ought not
15 Text, IX      | business, in which are endured things as unbearable as the torments
16 Text, IX      |  purity of soul embraces these things: to scorn sensual pleasures,
17 Text, IX      |      and which leads to better things, which David, the sacred
18 Text, IX      |       than with other infamous things. Then I am ashamed to forbid
19 Text, X       |      busy ourselves with those things that are best. For it is
20 Text, X       |   explained to you some of the things which I deem the most to