Book, Chapter

 1    I, 4   |       reformed for the better! A father disinherited his son, with
 2    I, 7   |     first to go to the master or father of the sacred rites. Then
 3    I, 10  |   without consulting the people. Father Bacchus, with all his ritual,
 4    I, 10  |   mid-day game of the gods, when Father Pluto, Jove's own brother,
 5    I, 16  |        exposed for sale. His own father buys him unawares, and treats
 6    I, 16  |        now no other than his own father and mother, anxiously urge
 7   II, 2   |          to know that God is the Father and Lord of wisdom itself
 8   II, 9   |        so much pains. Their fond father Aeneas, in whom they believed,
 9   II, 9   |      take her beautiful self and father's noble heart s into exile,
10   II, 9   |        only son and decrepid old father, but deserting Priam and
11   II, 9   |        own breasts nourished her father who was famishing in prison?
12   II, 9   |      deformity, or shame for her father's insanity. How much worthier
13   II, 12  |   escaped our notice, that every father is more ancient than his
14   II, 12  |          that, how could he be a father unless he were a male? But
15   II, 12  |          learn the lesson of his father's scythe. When Jupiter was
16   II, 12  |     removed out of the way: (the father) swallowed a stone instead
17   II, 12  |         and the earth as his own father and mother? Or, in accordance
18   II, 13  | full-grown, he dethrones his own father, who, whatever his parental
19   II, 13  |    spontaneously. But he hated a father who had been guilty of incest,
20   II, 13  |          greek>patros</greek>--" Father's own child." There was "
21   II, 13  |       pin to choose" between the father's piety and the son's. If
22   II, 14  |          became the cause of his father's death?~
23   II, 15  |         or of the city; such are Father Janus (there being, moreover,
24  app, frag|          should be killed by his father (or else, if it is lawful
25  app, frag|       Ida; is concealed from his father's search) by (the aid of)
26  app, frag|       war several years with his father; overcame him; made a parricidal
27  app, frag|      them in marriage; drave his father by dint of arms. The remaining
28  app, frag|    despotic and kingly sway. The father, whom they erringly suppose
29  app, frag|          god, knows not that the father whom himself had banished
30  app, frag|       earth, while (Saturnus his father) fears lest he be driven
31  app, frag|          the son-god pursues his father, immortal seeks to slay
32  app, frag|     their actions. "He drave his father by dint of arms." The Falcidian
33  app, frag|        he was a human being; his father's flight escaped him. To
34  app, frag|         to wit, of an incestuous father; adulterous births, supposititious