Book, Par.

 1  I, 4   |      were removed, and he had brought me into the same condition
 2  I, 6(7)|  elect of Alexandria is still brought to Cairo loaded with chains,
 3  I, 8   | physician took an earthen cup brought straight out of the furnace,
 4 II, 4   |       if gently and gradually brought to repent of their errors,
 5 II, 4   |      my parents and those who brought me up, what argument can
 6 II, 4   |       all accusation if I had brought you into your present position
 7 II, 8   |      secular learning, and is brought up in idleness, him they
 8 III, 2  |    Why? because it would have brought me much glory. For the fact
 9 III, 10 |    desolation which they have brought upon cities in contending
10 III, 13 |   habit of life and have been brought up in this way from early
11 III, 14 |       but when they have been brought into public they are compelled
12 III, 15 |     why a man ought not to be brought suddenly to this honor,
13 III, 17 |     the accusations which are brought against him; and if this
14 IV, 1   |      this very reason he even brought upon himself greater punishment,
15 IV, 2   |    ignorance of him whom they brought forward, and what seems
16 IV, 2   |       man to be unworthy have brought him forward on some pretext
17 IV, 6   |  power of speech, power which brought about greater results too;
18 IV, 7   |   victorious in the word, and brought his adversaries to such
19 IV, 9   |     of one, great numbers are brought to extreme ruin; for though
20  V, 4   |  happen to be false, or to be brought against us by the common
21 VI, 7   |       she travailed with, and brought forth, and reared, if there
22 VI, 7   |    often lost that which they brought with them.~
23 VI, 12  |       young lad, one of those brought up in the country, knowing
24 VI, 13  |      degree of evil thou hast brought me. For I came to thee wanting
25 VI, 13  |   that thyself above all hast brought me into this danger, stretch