Book, Chapter

 1        3, XXVI  |        the apparition of the man meant; but the Pythian bade them
 2        3, LXVII |       probable, however, that he meant to convey some such meaning
 3        3, LXX   |         here how these words are meant, and what "the all things"
 4        4, XVIII |    change" is used. For if it be meant to apply to its essence,
 5        4, XLV   |          to explain, nor what is meant by Sodom, and by the words
 6        4, LVIII |       make it evident whether he meant that every soul is the work
 7        4, LXXVII|          Perhaps the tragic poet meant the day when he said the
 8        4, XCVII |    suppose that such a prayer is meant as an imprecation; for who
 9        6, LV    |         Evils, then, if those be meant which are properly so called,
10        7, XI    | ambiguous words they used really meant nothing." He ought to have
11        8, XIII  |        be worshipped." If he had meant this to apply to those who