Book, Chapter

 1       1, IX  |    road on which we too were compelled to travel, multiplying labor
 2       1, XIII|     subjects, however, I was compelled to learn about the wanderings
 3       1, XVII|     these words. Yet we were compelled to stray in the footsteps
 4       2, IV  |  commit robbery, and did so, compelled to it by neither hunger
 5       5, VIII|     adopt as a student I was compelled as a teacher to endure in
 6       5, X   |       such as it was - still compelled me to believe that the good
 7       5, X   | opposed to thee, where I was compelled to confess that thou art
 8       5, X   | flesh, lest I should also be compelled to believe that he had been
 9       6, IV  |    is not good. Nor art thou compelled to do anything against thy
10       6, VI  |    moment, so that both were compelled to cast the selfsame horoscope,
11       7, I   |     so many influences I was compelled - even though unwilling -
12       8, II  |     to me, for it would have compelled me almost of necessity to
13       9, XIV |   fear, we should thereby be compelled to be sad or fearful? And
14       9, XXXV|      if, when awake, someone compelled them to go and see it or