Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5   |      purpose of setting their proper limits between mere designation
 2    I, 7   |      atrocious, how much more proper is it when a righteous indignation
 3    I, 7   |  which are discussed in their proper place. Meanwhile, however,
 4    I, 15  |       reminded of them in the proper place; we now postpone most
 5   II, 3   |  other gods more fully in the proper place, in the mythic section
 6   II, 5   |        in regular seasons, at proper distances, and at equal
 7   II, 7   |     view will be taken in the proper place. Meanwhile, that these
 8   II, 9   |      sets of gods, common and proper; in other words, those which
 9   II, 12  |    worshipping Time under its proper quality? Why not make a
10   II, 12  |    adoration, but each in its proper nature not in the character
11   II, conc| possessed empire, each in its proper time, as the Assyrians,