Book, Chapter

1       7, XII   |     me that solitude was more appropriate for the business of weeping.
2       8, XII   |       left alone, on what was appropriate to the occasion. By this
3       9, XXXIII|     of our spirits have their appropriate measures in the voice and
4      11, VIII  |    its depths a certain light appropriate to its nature, perceptible
5      11, XXVIII|     thing has been given form appropriate to its kind according to
6      12, VI    | Spirit? Was it because it was appropriate that he should first be
7      12, XXII  |       is, all things that are appropriate to be judged - and he himself