Section,  Paragraph

 1   I,  6  |         and we cannot make this choice, if they be not already
 2  II,  80 |        sure that we make a true choice. So, having assurance only
 3  II,  80 |      thousand others deride our choice. For we must prefer our
 4  II,  97 | important affair in life is the choice of a calling; chance decides
 5  II,  98 |       condition; but as for the choice of condition, or of country,
 6  II,  117|         inclinations and of the choice of conditions. "How much
 7 III,  233|     error those who have made a choice; for you know nothing about
 8 III,  233|       for having made, not this choice, but a choice; for again
 9 III,  233|          not this choice, but a choice; for again both he who chooses
10  VI,  407|         When austerity or stern choice has not arrived at the true
11  VI,  423|         blind him in making his choice, and may not hinder him
12 XII,  792| obscurity, in His death, in the choice of His disciples, in their
13 XIV,  904|        taking away from her all choice of men, you retain in the
14 XIV,  906|         corrupt reason, and the choice of decisions to the corrupt