Book, Chapter

 1        1, IX    |        the heathen? And let us inquire, with respect to the great
 2        1, XXXVI |        in Israel that ye go to inquire of Baalzebub, god of Ekron?"~
 3        1, LXII  |       other nations, would not inquire whence they derived this
 4        2, II    |   shall He speak." And when we inquire what were the "many things"
 5        3, XXVI  |     say they sent to Delphi to inquire of the god what the apparition
 6        3, LXXV  |    would be exposed," we shall inquire in reply, "What are the
 7        4, III   |       Another person now would inquire whether this was not inconsistent
 8        4, III   |       why would not one rather inquire (asking a question like
 9        4, XIII  |      be a "consuming fire," we inquire what are the things which
10        4, XIII  |       it not at once occur (to inquire) in what sense the word "
11        4, XVIII |     entered the body, we would inquire in what sense the term "
12        4, XXXIV |                  XXXIV.~For we inquire of all those who employ
13        4, L     |   Egypt, is not led at once to inquire who he is that fills the
14        5, XXVII |      different nations, and to inquire how the laws are rightly
15        5, XXXIII|       number. And to those who inquire of us whence we come, or
16        5, XXXIX |       XXXIX.~We must therefore inquire what may be fittingly eaten
17        6, XXXIX |       who has the capacity can inquire whether in these matters
18        6, XLI   |    that any one who chooses to inquire whether philosophers were
19        7, XIV   | impious. We need not therefore inquire whether a thing has been
20        7, LXIII |        same as theirs. We must inquire into the principles on which
21        7, LXVIII|      the universe. For we must inquire into the meaning of the
22        8, VII   |        that kind." Now we must inquire of him what nature he thinks
23        8, XLVII |     performed them; and let us inquire what effect was produced
24        8, LI    |      we must not too curiously inquire into the opinions held by
25        8, LVIII |        on to say: "Let any one inquire of the Egyptians, and he
26        8, LXXII |    prophecy, and especially to inquire into the signification of