Chapter

 1 V      |       type in cruelty, tried his hand at persecution; but as he
 2 VIII   |        think, dying by their own hand, to living under the burden
 3 IX     | sacrificed to Mercury in Gaul. I hand over the Tauric fables to
 4 XI     |        base, while, on the other hand, the high God has taken
 5 XIII   |        of the gods, on the other hand, the sacredness is great
 6 XV     |        Jove's brother, mallet in hand, dragging out the corpses
 7 XXII   |      know too well. On the other hand, it was in that way we have
 8 XXIII  |          reality? If, on the one hand, they are really gods, why
 9 XXIII  |        enemies. If, on the other hand, they are demons or angels,
10 XXV    |        priests and citizens; the hand of rapine is laid equally
11 XXXVII |       takes the law into its own hand, and assails us with stones
12 XXXVIII|   pleases you. You, on the other hand, have no taste for what
13 XL     |     always deserved ill at God's hand. First of all, as undutiful
14 XLII   |        Jupiter then hold out his hand and get, for our compassion
15 L      |          own will left his right hand on the altar: what sublimity