Book, Chapter

 1     Int, 1     |  formulation. From them, we can gain a competent - though by
 2       1, IX    |    tricks of speech which would gain honor for me among men,
 3       2, V     |       his wicked ways, he might gain honors, empire, and wealth,
 4       3, X     |        of thine. Yet what did I gain by mocking them save to
 5       4, II    |     Conquered by the desire for gain, I offered for sale speaking
 6       4, III   |  character, he was unwilling to gain his living by beguiling
 7       4, III   |   perfectly because I wished to gain my living by it.” When I
 8       4, XV    |       with heavy labor I should gain my bread.117 ~30. And what
 9       5, XII   |  temporal things and the filthy gain which begrimes the hand
10       6, III   |        the little time he could gain for the recruiting of his
11       6, XI    |         now, it is important to gain some post of honor. And
12       7, VI    |        to this by any desire of gain - for he could have made
13       8, IX    |       And she busied herself to gain him to thee, preaching thee
14       9, III   |       to me what profit I am to gain in doing this? For the confessions
15       9, XXXIII|        are their life that they gain entry into me and strive
16      10, VIII  |      return. In order for us to gain knowledge he teacheth us,
17      10, XII   | ridiculed - and by such tactics gain praise for a worthless answer.~
18      10, XXIII |      man in order that he might gain his victory in battle, the
19      12, XV    |         at this firmament or to gain a knowledge of thy Word