Chapter

1 II    | confession which you know you are bound to condemn—on grounds of
2 IV    |    punishable offences. No law is bound to satisfy itself alone
3 VII   |     single authority, from him is bound to insinuate itself into
4 XXI   |            Trophonius in Boeotia, bound men down under their rites;
5 XXXIII|           the emperor? for we are bound to look up to him as one
6 XLI   |          evils. For surely one is bound to hold it more likely that
7 L     |    half-axle-men,' because we are bound to the stock of a half-axle,