Book, Chapter

 1        1, IV   |       discredit upon our system of morals, alleging that it is only
 2        1, XVIII|           portion which relates to morals, any handle to his Jewish
 3        2, LI   |            them by their lives and morals, and the consequences of
 4        3, XXVII|            from the reformation of morals, and to the worship of the
 5        3, LIII |          not yet purified in their morals: "I have fed you with milk,
 6        3, LXXIX| instruction for the improvement of morals of which the many were capable,
 7        4, XXXII|          them, in order that their morals might escape corruption,
 8        5, III  |     divinations, do not reform the morals of their worshippers, but
 9        5, XVI  |          viz., whose opinions, and morals, and mind have been purified
10        6, XLI  |      uneducated and men of corrupt morals that they had any power,