Book,  Chapter

1     II,  II  |      to their armies, and to serve as a point of refuge for
2     II,  VIII|    of our bondage, who would serve to sink us still deeper
3    III,  IV  |   labors, as that they might serve to screen him from envy.~
4    III,  V   |     for he thought he should serve upright men who would take
5     IV,  V   |  dangerous a thing it was to serve an unruly people and a divided
6     IV,  VII |     would not find anyone to serve her, the remembrance of
7      V,  I   |    as were in a condition to serve them, and the family of
8     VI,  I   | obtaining sufficient land to serve him for a grave, he wished