Book, Chapter

 1        1, II      |     because of its origin among barbarians, but gives the latter credit
 2        1, XI      |       sects among the Greeks or Barbarians, why should we not rather
 3        1, XIV     |    credence to the histories of Barbarians and Greeks respecting the
 4        1, XXVI    |      persons, Greeks as well as Barbarians, learned as well as ignorant,
 5        1, XXX     | military skill, and some of the Barbarians for their marvellous powers
 6        1, XXXI    |   current both among Greeks and Barbarians, of persons who have laid
 7        1, XXXI    |        among all the Greeks and Barbarians alike, and "so bear away
 8        1, XXXII   |         lay, all the Greeks and Barbarians, who were looking for divine
 9        2, XIII    |      under heaven to Greeks and Barbarians, wise and foolish alike?
10        3, XXIV    |    multitude both of Greeks and Barbarians acknowledge that they have
11        3, XXIV    |       he asserts, of Greeks and Barbarians acknowledge the existence
12        3, XXIV    |         multitude of Greeks and Barbarians who acknowledge the existence
13        3, LIV     |       are debtors to Greeks and Barbarians, to wise men and fools, (
14        3, LXXX    |       advanced among Greeks and Barbarians, regarding the immortality
15        4, XXXVIII |     Egyptians, and those of the Barbarians who pride themselves upon
16        4, LXXXVIII|      Greeks, but also among the Barbarians, who have either discovered
17        6, I       |       not Greeks only, but also Barbarians (and great, indeed, is the
18        7, V       |     others among the Greeks and Barbarians, that the human soul lives
19        7, XXXVI   |      who put into the mouths of barbarians, slaves, or uneducated'.
20        8, LXVIII  |        wildest and most lawless barbarians; and then there would no
21        8, LXVIII  |       the most impious and wild barbarians." For if, in the words of
22        8, LXVIII  |        is evident that even the barbarians, when they yield obedience
23        8, LXXII   |   Europe, and Libya, Greeks and Barbarians, all to the uttermost ends
24        8, LXXII   |        Libya, as well Greeks as Barbarians, was impossible. And perhaps