Book, Par.

 1  I, 4  |        to his books, and never set foot in the market place.
 2  I, 5  |  embark for a long voyage, and set sail on any sea thou wilt:
 3 II, 1  |       wise, but as desiring to set forth the rarity of such
 4 III, 14|        opinion only, please to set yourself free from this
 5 III, 15|  commonplace men off-hand, and set them to preside over those
 6 IV, 1  |  gladly have died to have been set free from it: "Kill me,"
 7 IV, 2  |      the call, and then having set his hand to the material
 8 IV, 2  |     ever-blessed Head which is set over it? If they who are
 9 IV, 4  |       that the combat with one set of enemies secures a victory
10  V, 1  |   truth, has been sufficiently set forth by us. But I have
11  V, 5  | faultfinders. For the audience set themselves to be critics,
12 VI, 1  |       the conflict." For he is set for that very purpose, says
13 VI, 3  |       and they give him who is set over them much lighter anxiety
14 VI, 8  |     Basil: What then? shall we set over the administration
15 VI, 13 |       beasts, and is minded to set their fury against his,
16 VI, 13 |       who has called thee, and set thee over his own sheep,