Book, Chapter

 1        1, XI    |      the demonstrations that occur to him, and which are the
 2        1, XIII  |   the words as they actually occur in the writings of Paul,
 3        1, XLI   |      of the subjects as they occur in this book. Let us therefore
 4        2, LXXIV |   narratives of our Gospels, occur in the statements of the
 5        4, XII   |      or conflagrations which occur periodically or not, and
 6        4, XIII  |      why does it not at once occur (to inquire) in what sense
 7        4, LIV   | Timoeus, certain expressions occur, such as, "God made nothing
 8        4, LVII  |  producing the changes which occur in the qualities of matter.~
 9        4, LXIV  |     things that are similar, occur in it; for we neither have
10        4, LXVII |      events must perpetually occur in the past, present, and
11        4, LXVII |      same events must always occur in the past, present, and
12        4, LXXXI |    and attendants; and there occur among them wars and victories,
13        4, XCVIII|      is possible that it may occur in consequence of some provision
14        5, XX    |   cycle the same things will occur, and Socrates will be again
15        5, LIII  |    precise or more novel may occur to us upon the several topics.
16        6, XV    |    Plato the following words occur in a prayer: "Lord, my heart