Book, Paragraph

 1      I, II  |      have a natural desire to leave behind them an image of
 2     II, VII |      smaller sum than that to leave Atarneus at once." These
 3     II, VIII|       simple condemnation, or leave the tablet blank for a simple
 4    III, IX  |     be equal in all. But they leave out the capital point. For
 5    III, XV  |   which the law is obliged to leave. Or, if such virtue is scarcely
 6     IV, XI  |   either rich or poor, and to leave nothing in the middle. And
 7      V, XI  | whether he was not ashamed to leave to his sons a royal power
 8      V, XI  |         for the power which I leave to them will be more lasting."~
 9      V, XI  |       goes from home, than to leave behind him a hoard, for
10    VII, XI  |      if an individual were to leave his house unwalled, lest