Book, Chapter

 1       4, I    |    and deceived others, in varied lustful projects - sometimes
 2       9, XXXIV|   eyes delight in fair and varied forms, and bright and pleasing
 3      10, IV   |    means to be changed and varied. Heaven and earth thus speak
 4      10, XXXI | are past, his feelings are varied and his senses are divided.
 5      11, VI   |    as having countless and varied forms. Thus, I did not think
 6      11, VIII |  which we have spoken, are varied and altered.~
 7      11, XI   |   that it remembers; it is varied by no change and is extended
 8      11, XV   |  turned aside. Thus, it is varied by no change at all. But
 9      11, XXX  |   few basic things in many varied ways. But let all of us,
10      12, XX   |     But there are many and varied physical processes that