Book,  Chapter

1      I,  V |  wield them. And thus the too eager desire to gratify themselves,
2    III,  II|    might have companions more eager than themselves to assist
3     IV,  II|    this city, would not be so eager in this pursuit; for he
4      V,  IV| judged they would be the less eager to take arms against him
5    VII,  II|       Mankind are always most eager to avoid a certain evil;