Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  21|    linger over Moses when my purpose is at full speed to lightly
 2     I,  21|    details (for it is not my purpose now to unfold all the mysteries
 3     I,  27|        27. But we toil to no purpose. For our opponent urges
 4     I,  29|  season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: a time
 5     I,  36|  eyebrows more shaggy. To no purpose you have all these manly
 6     I,  48|     ambiguously expressed on purpose—“How is this? do all mothers-in-law
 7    II,  6 |   animals: but the immediate purpose of their creation was not
 8    II,  6 |     could tell if it were my purpose to discuss bodily ailments
 9    II,  7 | which they rear for the very purpose, and when Stasanor, Alexander’
10    II,  34| standard,” bishops are to no purpose, priests in vain, deacons