Book, Paragraph

 1      I, IX  |          him into gold?~Hence men seek after a better notion of
 2      I, IX  |         who do aim at a good life seek the means of obtaining bodily
 3      I, IX  |      enjoyment is in excess, they seek an art which produces the
 4    III, XIII|          this policy, those which seek the common interest do so
 5    III, XVI |           seeking for justice men seek for the mean or neutral,
 6      V, I   |        the constitution, when men seek to change from an existing
 7      V, VIII|          the friends of democracy seek to establish for the multitude
 8    VII, VIII|     government; for different men seek after happiness in different
 9    VII, XIII|       constitution itself, let us seek to determine out of what
10    VII, XIV |           third place they should seek to be masters only over
11    VII, XVII|        are what art and education seek to fill up.~Let us then
12   VIII, V   |          to be the reason why men seek happiness from these pleasures.~
13   VIII, VI  | professional contests, and do not seek to acquire those fantastic