Book, Chapter

 1        2, LV   |       Zamolxis in Scythia, the slave of Pythagoras; and with
 2        4, XLVI | mourned for his son, who was a slave in Egypt, as if he were
 3        4, XLVII|         who had been sold as a slave, was restored to liberty,
 4        4, XCIV |     would be ranked the female slave mentioned in Homer, who
 5        4, XCIV |      will they sup here."~This slave, then, was divine, while
 6        5, XLIII|     injury either to master or slave, was the law that one of
 7        7, XIV  |        harshly--would become a slave, or become sick or die;
 8        7, XIV  |   suffer sickness, or become a slave, simply because such things
 9        7, XV   |     say that God will become a slave, or suffer sickness, or
10        7, XV   |      great God should become a slave, suffer sickness, or die."
11        7, XVII |      great God should become a slave or suffer death. But that
12        7, XXXVI|    barbarian woman, a wretched slave, the wise maxims which he