Book, Chapter

1 I, 1 |       work rests.~I HAVE been often and most earnestly requested
2 I, 2 |       the other hand, that it often happens in the discussion
3 I, 2 | making this request, you have often promised me, not so much
4 I, 9 |    reconciled to you." For we often say that one desires a thing,
5 I, 1 |       in the case of man, who often does not know what is useful
6 II, 3|      reason of it. For we are often certain about a thing, and
7 II, 4|     say you to this, that one often suffers freely certain evils
8 II, 7|      own unchangeableness, as often as it is said that he does
9 II, 8|     be impossible for him. We often use an expression of this