Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2 |     and so have to acquit the objects of your hatred; but to confess
 2    I, 7 |    are, to the more become we objects of hatred. Hatred increases
 3    I, 10|       were rejecting the very objects of your approbation! But
 4    I, 10|     the gods could not become objects of worship to all. For those
 5    I, 10|       contempt felt about the objects sworn to both by himself
 6    I, 10|      your gods who become the objects of your mirth in their tricks
 7    I, 11|       asses, are, to be sure, objects of adoration to you, along
 8    I, 12|       camp makes even crosses objects of worship; your standards
 9    I, 20|       to a full discovery the objects both of your love and your
10   II, 1 |       gods, O ye heathen, fit objects of our pity, appealing even
11   II, 4 | borrowed sense to those other objects which you choose to call
12   II, 4 |     pass to a decision on the objects which you see? Since, therefore,
13   II, 4 |   niggardly in even celestial objects. In process of time their
14   II, 4 |   stupid curiosity on natural objects, which they ought rather (