Book, Chapter

1    I, 7   |   existed under Nero has been destroyed, yet this of ours has firmly
2    I, 9   |      when the whole world was destroyed by the deluge? Where then
3    I, 10  |     of things corrupted, nay, destroyed by you? Of the laws I have
4    I, 10  |   Many times have the censors destroyed (a god) without consulting
5   II, 6   |  diminished, or suspended, or destroyed? Well, then, all His blessedness
6   II, 12  |     is because all things are destroyed by Time, that Coelus and
7   II, 14  |    another hero also, who was destroyed by the violence of a fire
8   II, conc|    neglected Samos, should be destroyed, and that, too, by the fires
9   II, conc| citizens of Rome, although he destroyed his own liberal votary Croesus