Chap., §

 1   I, 5  |        defects inhering in the mind itself, but over the passions
 2   I, 13 |        Reason I take to be the mind preferring with clear deliberation
 3   I, 30 |     inhibited by the temperate mind, and all the movements of
 4   I, 43 |           43 For the temperate mind repels all these debased
 5   I, 45 |           45 For the temperate mind is able, as I said, to win
 6   I, 48 |        very same time, set the mind on a throne amidst the senses
 7   I, 48 |      in all things; and to the mind he gave the Law, by the
 8  II, 63 |           15 For the temperate mind is able to conquer the dictates
 9  II, 89 |      adopting another frame of mind befitting your mature years,
10 III, 110|       was no more moved in his mind than if he were being tormented
11  IV, 131|    father Eleazar, setting his mind film as a beetling sea-cliff,
12   V, 221|   brethren, but I am as old in mind. For we were born and reared
13  VI, 246|      deny the supremacy of the mind; for they won the victory
14 VII, 294|      For she beheld in her own mind, even as it had been cunning
15 VII, 294| daughter of Abraham, called to mind his God-fearing courage.~