Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXVIII|  Jesus, by means of which He induced the multitude to follow
 2        1, LVIII  |      by Jesus as having been induced to come to him at his birth,
 3        1, LXVIII |   the miracles which He did, induced those who beheld the excellent
 4        2, I      | converts from Judaism: "What induced you, my fellow-citizens,
 5        2, III    |      following manner: "What induced you to abandon the law of
 6        2, XLII   |   has learned that which has induced him to say that He is not
 7        2, XLV    |   nor for him, nor were even induced to regard punishment with
 8        2, LIV    |      By what, then, were you induced (to become his followers)?
 9        2, LIV    |      By what, then, were you induced (to become the follower
10        3, II     |    was there no motive which induced them to class with the books
11        3, XXXVII |     are some which have been induced by plausible reasons to
12        5, IX     |   opinion that the Jews were induced by the incantations employed
13        5, XLIX   |  from eating, nor yet are we induced to eat from a gluttonous
14        6, LXXIII |   existence. And you will be induced to accept this view, by (
15        7, LX     |      that they may easily be induced, after their first introduction,
16        8, V      |         such a one cannot be induced to combine with the service
17        8, XXXV   |  arts of persuasion until he induced him to become a philosopher.
18        8, XLVII  |      first to have been more induced by miracles than by exhortations
19        8, XLVII  |      their fathers, and been induced to adopt notions so different
20        8, LXXV   |      modesty, are not easily induced to take a public charge