Book, Chapter

 1        1, XI     |       why should it not be more reasonable, seeing all human things
 2        1, LXVII  |        believe them without any reasonable grounds, and to discredit
 3        2, VIII   |          it does not seem to me reasonable to offer any answer. It
 4        2, LXIX   |        of the matter, is it not reasonable that they should accord
 5        4, XLVII  |       we might say, to find any reasonable fault with events which,
 6        4, LXIX   |        what is requisite with a reasonable regard to the care of the
 7        5, VI     |       divine; or (as if it were reasonable) to treat with the greatest
 8        5, XXXVII |      love them. But since it is reasonable in other matters to prefer
 9        5, XXXVIII|        tell us what it would be reasonable on their part to do. And
10        6, XLIX   |        it does not appear to me reasonable that I should be called
11        7, I      |        offer to the Most High a reasonable and smokeless sacrifice.~
12        7, XXXII  |     unable to support it on any reasonable grounds. It will be profitable,
13        7, XLIV   |      inspiration. Indeed, it is reasonable to suppose that the knowledge
14        7, XLIV   |    images of the gods. For what reasonable man can refrain from smiling
15        7, LIII   |        have said something more reasonable. But you have had the presumption
16        7, LXIII  |      nature that a man who is a reasonable being should corrupt a woman
17        7, LXVI   |      God to be preserved in the reasonable soul, which is formed to
18        8, XVIII  |  immortal spirit as long as the reasonable soul wishes to preserve
19        8, XXX    |       Pythagoras; for it is the reasonable soul alone that we honour,
20        8, XLIX   | opinions in what seemed to us a reasonable way, we do not intend, at
21        8, XLIX   |        soul, and especially the reasonable soul; for it is the soul,
22        8, LI     |       the spiritual nature, the reasonable soul, intelligent, holy,
23        8, LIV    |        Indeed, we think it both reasonable in itself and well-pleasing