Book, Chapter

 1        2, XX    |      the Greek histories the oracle that was given to Laius,
 2        2, XX    |    in the exact words of the oracle or in equivalent terms.
 3        2, XX    |     made known to him by the oracle: "Do not try to beget children
 4        2, XX    |      beget children, for the oracle would not have commanded
 5        3, XXV   |     responses of the Pythian oracle also you may find some injunctions
 6        3, XXVII | moreover, that there was "an oracle of Apollo, enjoining the
 7        3, XXIX  |  than the declaration of the oracle to the effect that he was
 8        3, XXXIII|    him he has spoken like an oracle, when he said that "by some
 9        5, XXXIV |     cows' flesh, sent to the oracle of Jupiter Ammon, saying
10        7, III   |     Pythian priestess, whose oracle seems to have been the most
11        7, III   |      persons who consult the oracle about the concerns of natural
12        7, VI    |      of the kind. For if the oracle did call Socrates the wisest