Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXIII |            some fool to do injury to mankind,--a teacher of licentiousness
 2        1, LIV    |            it was for the benefit of mankind that He should die on their
 3        1, LXI    |         death that will be useful to mankind. And this is plain to him
 4        2, IV     |              Son of God was to visit mankind, he was one of our prophets,
 5        2, XXXVIII|       sufferings) for the benefit of mankind, in order that we also might
 6        2, XXXVIII|            things for the benefit of mankind; having, as the object of
 7        2, XLIV   |          died for the common good of mankind, nor they who suffered because
 8        2, LIV    |          burial, as being unknown to mankind.~
 9        3, IX     |              to it among the rest of mankind is greater than any supposed
10        3, XIV    |             was to be the Saviour of mankind. For in so far as this point
11        3, XVI    |            we invent and impose upon mankind? And if he should reply
12        3, XXII   |         displayed for the benefit of mankind, while we assert that Jesus
13        3, XXVIII |           doctrine which was to save mankind, and which was based, indeed,
14        3, LVI    |            and to the most rustic of mankind, who carefully incite young
15        3, LXVII  |            greatest miscreants among mankind? Yet, notwithstanding this,
16        4, VI     |            who do not, like those of mankind who have recently come into
17        4, VI     |   representations, is "like those of mankind who have recently come into
18        4, XXIV   |              not include the rest of mankind in this proposed comparison,
19        4, XXV    |          comparison with the rest of mankind, a bat, and worm, and frog,
20        4, XXVI   |            and ants, and the rest of mankind as different, let us examine
21        4, XXVI   |            with those of the rest of mankind, and see whether it will
22        4, XXVI   | dissoluteness, as do the majority of mankind, and they who associate
23        4, XXXII  |            coveting like the most of mankind the acquisition of other
24        4, XLV    |         prevent the extermination of mankind. Is this to be accounted
25        4, LIX    |        virtuous or most worthless of mankind. Such a principle of distinction,
26        4, LXXXIII|            us Christians, but of all mankind, as well as the wars which
27        4, LXXXIII|         Christianity and the rest of mankind. Moreover, even if the ants
28        4, XCI    |             poet and the majority of mankind, it is the "Olympian himself
29        4, XCIII  |            Egyptians and the rest of mankind to possess the power of
30        5, II     |       entertained by the majority of mankind regarding the manifestation
31        5, II     |             to predict the future to mankind or to heal them by means
32        5, II     |              to those wise men among mankind, who on account of their
33        5, III    |          down nor is to come down to mankind," why not rather carefully
34        5, V      |         heaven to confer benefits on mankind are a different race from
35        5, XII    |             kindness, condescends to mankind, not in any local sense,
36        5, LV     |             the only one who visited mankind as an angel, and who manifestly
37        5, LVIII  |              be for the advantage of mankind. I do not speak of the desire
38        6, XIII   |              or most uninstructed of mankind," that one would discourse
39        6, XXVIII |    Christians as the most impious Of mankind. Confusing, moreover, things
40        6, XLV    |        wished to make these known to mankind by His prophets, that those
41        6, LXXI   |       descends even to the lowest of mankind, would be--did it not appear
42        7, XLII   |              example of a regard for mankind still greater in God the
43        7, XLIV   |          goodness and love of God to mankind, and by a marvellous exercise
44        7, LIX    |          evident that the welfare of mankind and the common good are
45        7, LX     |         Greece, but also the rest of mankind, accommodated itself to
46        8, XXXVIII|            any of those things which mankind generally account evils:
47        8, XLI    |             certain instructions for mankind, allowed him to be thus
48        8, L      |           same common level with all mankind. It is not an undignified
49        8, LII    |   contrivances for the well-being of mankind; and then, after thus considering
50        8, LIII   |         according to Empedocles, all mankind must be banished from the
51        8, LIV    |              earth as destructive to mankind, and show that, under cover
52        8, LXI    |       directs all for the welfare of mankind in body, and in mind, and