Book, Paragraph

 1  II,   2|   He has kept men back from seeking to honour the gods. Is He
 2  II,   7|     all ages be employed in seeking out knowledge-we whom some
 3  II,  39|  evil differently; that, in seeking to know the truth of things,
 4  II,  65| childish and vain strife in seeking to get the mastery. For
 5  II,  78|   power, lest, while we are seeking out arguments for ourselves,
 6 III,  10|      bringing to birth, and seeking the midwife's aid; others,
 7   V,  14| working hours, or old women seeking diversions for credulous
 8   V,  21|   hearing. At last, the son seeking how to make satisfaction,
 9   V,  26|     inventing anything, nor seeking means to bring the holiness
10   V,  39|    which Ceres, worn out in seeking for her daughter, when she
11  VI,  20|   of dogs, and when you are seeking for some means of frightening
12 VII,   2|     but should be immortal, seeking nothing from without, and