Book, Paragraph

 1  II,  2  |             nature we must give what help we can. First, then, let
 2  IV,  1  |           wishes by means of this to help others. And he will refrain
 3  IV,  3  |       scarcely anything, but to give help readily, and to be dignified
 4   V,  2  |       through bad temper or fails to help a friend with money through
 5   V,  8  |  deliberately injured another cannot help knowing that he has done
 6 VIII,  9 | fellow-citizen, more terrible not to help a brother than a stranger,
 7 VIII,  12|         woman are different; so they help each other by throwing their
 8 VIII,  13|             do well by others cannot help them as much as those whom
 9 VIII,  14|             part of a good friend to help those who are in need; what,
10  IX,  2  |             matter of food we should help our parents before all others,
11  IX,  2  |             it is more honourable to help in this respect the authors
12  IX,  11 |          while men in adversity need help, in prosperity they need