Book, Chapter

 1        1, X     |      reasons, who are unable to abandon all other employments, and
 2        1, XXX   |      formerly deluded by him to abandon their delusion, and to pass
 3        1, XLVI  |  doctrines and new teachings to abandon their national usages, and
 4        1, LII   |         them up. For a man will abandon his habits in respect to
 5        1, LXIV  |         a new method led men to abandon many vices, and to bear
 6        2, I     |          my fellow-citizens, to abandon the law of your fathers,
 7        2, III   |    manner: "What induced you to abandon the law of your fathers?"
 8        3, XII   |         they are yet ashamed to abandon, while other matters are
 9        4, V     |      God to men, that He should abandon a greater seat, and that
10        4, LVII  |        the Christians, and thus abandon a doctrine which explains
11        4, XC    |       the rational being should abandon the divine oracles, and
12        4, XCIX  |        Nor will Providence ever abandon the whole; for although
13        5, XXXV  |       yield to superstition, to abandon their country's customs,
14        5, XXXVII|         for the citizens not to abandon it under pretext of foreign
15        6, LXXIV |    purpose, which is to make us abandon Christianity and give in
16        8, VII   | previous statements; or else to abandon his frivolous conjectures,
17        8, XX    |         utter impiety those who abandon the way marked out for us