Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2 |       not mean that you make no account of either an accusation
 2    I, 7 |          and to invent (a false account). Our domestic servants (
 3    I, 8 | supposed by wisest persons, who account for the dumbness not by
 4    I, 9 |       even their worshippers on account of their despisers, do you
 5    I, 11|       pasture, and that on this account the image of one of these
 6    I, 18|        in your own instance you account such deeds glorious, in
 7   II, 5 |        of cold or heat. On this account, men have accounted as gods--
 8   II, 9 |         to use the spear on his account. What did Sterculus do to
 9   II, 12|         as Time, do you on that account mean that he was ever human.
10   II, 14|         you have deified him on account of his much carnage and
11   II, 14|      which his wife sent him on account of his lascivious attachment (
12   II, 15|      hastily by all others, you account as gods the sites of places