Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |  religion), as soon as they have come to know it, leave off their
 2    I, 1 |      your hatred would certainly come to an end. Still, if there
 3    I, 7 |        or OEdipus, do not at all come forth to light, nor find
 4    I, 7 |         do, through such crimes. Come, whosoever you are, plunge
 5    I, 8 |         long a time of her food? Come, even suppose that by the
 6    I, 8 |       For how many other nations come regularly after the Phrygians?
 7    I, 10|       and by be blunted, when we come to explain our entire discipline.
 8    I, 15|          one wholly before it is come to the birth?~
 9    I, 16|        AND HIS PARENTS.~I am now come to the hour for extinguishing
10    I, 18| ancestors all these terrors have come in men's intrepidity not
11   II, 6 |        THE MYTHIC CLASS OF GODS.~Come now, do you allow that the
12   II, 11|         in the womb; after these come Vitumnus and Sentinus, through
13   II, 11|       whilst Adeona helps him to come to dear Mramma, and Abeona
14   II, 11|       bearded Fortune" when they come to full manhood. If I must
15   II, 12|         the race--mortal beings (come) from mortals, earthly ones
16   II, 15|    willed their gods to preside, come about, in every part of
17   II, 16|       from whom the gifts really come, instead of converting the