Book, Chapter

 1       I, II  |       them nothing; but that, being turned from simplicity and
 2       I, V   |      of which they have their being: (they must be) earth, that
 3       I, VII |     to prevent even gold from being loved! [2] We have also
 4       I, IX  | desired) among foreigners, as being rarities; neglected (rightly),
 5      II, II  |     is not to be censured, as being a bodily happiness, as being
 6      II, II  |  being a bodily happiness, as being an additional outlay of
 7      II, II  |    the divine plastic art, as being a kind of goodly garment
 8      II, VIII|     course, now, I, a man, as being envious of women, am banishing
 9      II, X   |     the universe to come into being, to issue a command for (
10      II, XI  |        and of much seeing and being seen, that all pomps (of
11      II, XII |     to prevent my spirit from being wounded by shamelessness
12      II, XIII|      not darkness: it joys in being seen, and exults over the