Book, Paragraph

1     II, IV  |     anything which Socrates so greatly lauds as the unity of the
2    III, VI  |      evils of existence do not greatly overbalance the good) mankind
3     IV, XI  | rational principle. But he who greatly excels in beauty, strength,
4     IV, XI  |     middle class, and the poor greatly exceed in number, troubles
5     IV, XIV |         and that if the people greatly exceed in number those who
6    VII, XVII|      excellent practice, which greatly conduces to health, and