Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXIII | brought forth some fool to do injury to mankind,--a teacher of
 2        2, XLIV   |       God suffer all kinds of injury and death, that they may
 3        2, XLVIII |      upon it, they sustain no injury, for they also have become
 4        2, LI     |      whether they tend to the injury of men or to the reformation
 5        4, XLVIII |      any fable which might do injury to the young.~
 6        4, LXXIX  |      secure their safety from injury by wild beasts. But when
 7        4, LXXXI  |       he see how great is the injury done to religion from accepting
 8        5, XLIII  |   reason, and unattended with injury either to master or slave,
 9        5, L      |     Macedon they sustained no injury from him, although they
10        5, LVII   |       who endure all kinds of injury, even to death itself, rather
11        8, VI     |  thereby be doing any harm or injury to God, in the same way
12        8, VI     |       God, in the same way as injury would be done to a man by
13        8, VII    |    statement, that men suffer injury when the servant of one
14        8, VII    |     What is the nature of the injury which is done to the former
15        8, VIII   |       of philosophy, that the injury sustained is one which regards
16        8, VIII   |      by the worse." But if by injury he means a wicked impulse
17        8, VIII   |    habit, it is plain that no injury of this kind would befall
18        8, IX     |    belong to God, without any injury to ourselves. But, as if
19        8, XXVI   |      wicked and that seek the injury of men. Besides, what are
20        8, XXXV   |     would be able to do great injury to those who despised them;
21        8, XXXV   |     manner of men, inflicting injury upon those who insult them.
22        8, XXXVI  |    from God. And they even do injury to those who are under them,
23        8, XXXVIII|     suffered the most certain injury. For what greater injury
24        8, XXXVIII|      injury. For what greater injury can befall a man than that