Book, Chapter

1       1, VII | done me harm to have been obeyed? Thus, the infant’s innocence
2       2, VII | who, when called by thee, obeyed thy voice and shunned those
3       3, VIII|   inimical if he were not obeyed, since obedience to princes
4       3, VIII|  the greater authority is obeyed before the lesser, so also
5       7, VIII| it, if the nerves had not obeyed my will. Many things then
6       7, VIII| Thus my body more readily obeyed the slightest wish of the
7       7, VIII|   of my mind than my soul obeyed itself to accomplish in
8       8, XIII| to no other man; whom she obeyed with patience, bringing