Book,  Chapter

1     II,  I  | not be told. This I would willingly be satisfied in,—whether
2     II,  XXI|   company, which he stays willingly in, i.e. prefers his stay
3     II,  XXI| that by men who would not willingly be thought not to have had
4     II,  XXI| 64. No one chooses misery willingly, but only by wrong judgment.
5     II,  XXI|  impossible anyone should willingly put into his own draught
6     IV,  X  |  devoted to matter, would willingly have it granted, that this