Book, Chapter

1        0, Life | sharp antithesis between the active and the contemplative life.
2        I, XII  |      the whole flower of its active youth, who had been led
3        I, XX   |       He picked out the most active, explored the country round
4       II, IV   |     the Celtic usages and an active opponent of Arianism. He
5       II, VII  |   but his mind was sound and active, cheerfully passing over
6       II, VII  |    which the strong hands of active men had not been able to
7      III, XVIII|     who had formerly been an active and distinguished commander.
8       IV, II   |      simplicity of life than active in worldly affairs, but
9        V, XIX  |     and, being a youth of an active spirit, was diligently applying