Chapter

 1 IV   |        laws as a last resort is set up against it, so that it
 2 VI   |        more than one fowl to be set on the table at a time,
 3 VIII |               VIII.~See now, we set before you the reward of
 4 XII  |     clay in the first instance, set on cross and stake? The
 5 XIV  | punishment on his accusers, and set up a golden image of him
 6 XVIII|        every one whose heart is set on seeking Him, that seeking
 7 XVIII|    course),--these have further set before us the proofs He
 8 XXI  |         the stranger's right to set so much as a simple footstep
 9 XXI  |      whom such fables have been set agoing to overthrow the
10 XXI  |       manifest prediction, they set their hopes on--is the only
11 XXI  |      plan we laid down. We have set forth this origin of our
12 XXII | intimations of the future, they set themselves up as rivals
13 XXIII|     simplicity of truth is thus set forth; its own worth sustains
14 XXIII|        this, do they presume to set themselves forth as acting
15 XXV  |    shore! As for Cybele, if she set her affections on the city
16 XXV  | prosperity of Rome? Though Numa set agoing an eagerness after
17 XXXII|       ordinance of God, who has set them over the nations. We
18 XLIII|       for it. What value do you set on persons, I do not here
19 XLVII|      man, too proud to believe, set to altering it; so that
20 XLVII|      the poets and philosophers set up a judgment-seat in the