Book,  Chapter

1     II,  XIX| understanding, without directing and pursuing any of them: and at other
2     II,  XXI|            uneasiness of our desires pursuing trifles. But, though the
3     II,  XXI|         prison.~52. The necessity of pursuing true happiness the foundation
4     II,  XXI|          necessity of preferring and pursuing true happiness as our greatest
5     II,  XXI|            disease them here, and by pursuing all that delight them; wherein
6    III,  V  |             free choice of the mind, pursuing its own ends; and that,
7    III,  V  |    workmanship of the understanding, pursuing only its own ends, and the
8    III,  IX |            the pleasure of the mind, pursuing its own ends of discourse,