Book, Chapter

 1        3, LXXVIII| lead on wicked men by empty hopes, and to persuade them to
 2        3, LXXX   |     over by us through vain hopes," we thus' reply to him
 3        3, LXXX   |   also are won over by vain hopes who have accepted the doctrine
 4        3, LXXX   |  gods, are won over by vain hopes. Probably also they who
 5        3, LXXX   |     to be won over by empty hopes. Let him then come forth
 6        3, LXXX   |    which deceive with empty hopes those who give their aSsent
 7        3, LXXX   |  system are pure from empty hopes, and that they indeed lead
 8        3, LXXX   |    that they indeed lead to hopes of good, or--what is more
 9        4, XXVII  |   the Word have the highest hopes in God, both because of
10        4, XXXVIII|    the fulfilment of) their hopes?~ 
11        6, VIII   |  filled with vain and lofty hopes, assert that, because they
12        8, LVII   |    be, and who has given us hopes of things beyond this present