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1 I, 3 | sight and are not used to seek for principles. And others,
2 I, 11 | impressions, or rather to seek an opportunity of awakening
3 I, 16 | correspondence which we seek to establish between the
4 II, 72 | tendency to fall, that they seek after their centre, that
5 II, 82 | show.~Therefore our kings seek out no disguises. They do
6 II, 135 | only brutality. We never seek things for themselves, but
7 II, 139 | from the town; and men only seek conversation and entering
8 II, 139 | these as a gift. We do not seek that easy and peaceful lot
9 II, 139 | rest which he was about to seek with so much labour, was
10 II, 139 | seeking excitement, if they seek it only as a diversion;
11 II, 139 | diversion; the evil is that they seek it as if the possession
12 II, 139 | against them, that what they seek with such fervour cannot
13 II, 139 | not the quarry, which they seek.~Dancing: We must consider
14 II, 139 | instinct which impels them to seek amusement and occupation
15 II, 139 | away all man's life. Men seek rest in a struggle against
16 II, 144 | how to study this that we seek the other studies. But is
17 II, 160 | without, and we ourselves seek pleasure; for it is possible
18 II, 160 | pleasure; for it is possible to seek pain, and yield to it purposely,
19 II, 161 | say that it is foolish to seek greatness?~
20 II, 171 | weariness would spur us to seek a more solid means of escaping
21 III, 184 | And then to make people seek Him among the philosophers,
22 III, 190 | 190. To pity atheists who seek, for are they not unhappy
23 III, 194 | known to those who should seek Him sincerely, and that
24 III, 194 | be perceived by those who seek Him with all their heart;
25 III, 194 | had made every effort to seek Him everywhere, and even
26 III, 194 | convince them of it, neglect to seek them elsewhere, and to examine
27 III, 194 | an indispensable duty to seek when we are in such doubt;
28 III, 194 | the doubter who does not seek is altogether completely
29 III, 194 | trouble, nor take a step to seek it; and after treating with
30 III, 194 | good breeding which they seek, that they would be more
31 III, 194 | know Him, and those who seek Him with all their heart
32 III, 200 | only the zeal of those who seek Him proves God, but also
33 III, 200 | the blindness of those who seek Him not.~
34 III, 211 | fine houses, etc. We should seek the truth without hesitation;
35 III, 236 | so; but you neglect them. Seek them, therefore; it is well
36 IV, 242 | many places that those who seek God find Him. It is not
37 IV, 242 | do not say that those who seek the noonday sun, or water
38 IV, 246 | letter That we ought to seek God, to write the letter
39 IV, 247 | friend to induce him to seek. And he will reply, "But
40 IV, 247 | therefore he prefers not to seek. And to answer to that:
41 V, 302 | glory to those inventors who seek it by their inventions.
42 VI, 348 | not from space that I must seek my dignity, but from the
43 VI, 421 | only approve of those who seek with lamentation.~
44 VII, 425 | good, nor justice.~All men seek happiness. This is without
45 VII, 425 | whole course of nature.~Some seek good in authority, others
46 VII, 430 | in vain, O men, that you seek within yourselves the remedy
47 VII, 430 | the brutes, and led you to seek your good in the lusts which
48 VII, 430 | open salvation to those who seek it. But men render themselves
49 VII, 430 | those who should sincerely seek Him. He has willed to make
50 VII, 430 | appear openly to those who seek Him with all their heart,
51 VII, 430 | Himself, visible to those who seek Him, and not to those who
52 VII, 430 | Him, and not to those who seek Him not. There is enough
53 VII, 432(64) | What you seek without knowing, religion
54 VII, 437 | ourselves only uncertainty.~We seek happiness, and find only
55 VII, 464 | makes us feel that we must seek our happiness outside ourselves.
56 VII, 465 | Go out of yourselves; seek happiness in amusement."
57 VII, 468 | hate themselves, and who seek a Being truly lovable. And
58 VII, 485 | account of lust) and to seek a truly lovable being to
59 VII, 553 | thyself, thou wouldst not seek Me, if thou hadst not found
60 VII, 555 | seeing it. Thou wouldst not seek Me, if thou didst not possess
61 VIII, 556 | end than Himself.~All who seek God without Jesus Christ,
62 VIII, 557 | reveals Himself to those who seek Him, because men are both
63 VIII, 574 | not take the trouble to seek it, if it be obscure, should
64 VIII, 584 | to Him, if they desire to seek and follow Him; and also
65 VIII, 584 | punished, if they refuse to seek or follow Him.~
66 IX, 593 | is clearness to be found; seek it."~Thus all that you say
67 X, 642 | of the saints. They all seek their satisfaction and differ
68 X, 674 | that those who therein seek the creatures find them,
69 X, 674 | whereas those who therein seek God find Him, without any
70 X, 683 | good sense. We must, then, seek for a meaning which reconciles
71 X, 691 | them. But let those who seek God with all their heart,
72 XI, 725 | after righteousness, ye that seek the Lord: look unto the
73 XI, 725 | shall run to and fro to seek the word of the Lord, and
74 XII, 744 | difficulty in believing seek a reason in the fact that
75 XIII, 825(185)| require a sign, and the Greeks seek after wisdom: but we preach
76 XIII, 841(200)| why doth this generation seek after a sign?" ~
77 XIV, 897 | have perpetuity, and they seek universality; and therefore
78 XIV, 921 | Probable.—Let us see if we seek God sincerely, by comparison
79 XIV, 921 | not real if it does not seek the sacrament.~924. People
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