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   Book, Chapter
 1        1, XXIV  |        names were bestowed by arrangement, or, as the Stoics hold,
 2        1, XL    |      he had observed a proper arrangement, he would have taken up
 3        1, XL    |  require an orderly method of arrangement, be convicted of great rashness
 4        1, XLI   | things themselves, but to the arrangement of the subjects as they
 5        1, LXII  |      speaking, or any orderly arrangement of their message, according
 6        1, LXII  |      persuasive utterance and arrangement of words, then faith also,
 7        2, LXVIII|      instances in which their arrangement is a possible one, they
 8        2, LXVIII|     upon them, worse by their arrangement than it actually is; while
 9        3, XXXI  |  glory, I perceive the divine arrangement in such an act, viz., because
10        3, XXXIII|     therein, but through some arrangement of the divinity, flew out,
11        3, XXXIII|  power made him, through some arrangement of the divinity, flee from
12        3, XXXIII|     said that "by some divine arrangement he flew away from the ark."~
13        3, LXVIII|      distinguished by orderly arrangement and elegant expression,
14        4, XXIX  |     We know, too, that in the arrangement of the universe there are
15        4, XXXI  |      first beginning, and the arrangement of their laws, he will find
16        4, XXXI  |      admiration, too, was the arrangement by which harlots were removed
17        4, XLI   |      that by the providential arrangement of God, the elements of
18        4, LXVIII|   been, and will be, the same arrangement of all things from the beginning
19        5, XX    |      world, and after that an arrangement of things in which everything
20        5, XX    |      compared with the former arrangement of the world. Those of them,
21        5, XXV   |       among them. And such an arrangement appears to be advantageous,
22        5, XXVII |       by a certain (external) arrangement and appointment. For it
23        5, XXIX  |       reasons relating to the arrangement of terrestrial affairs,