Book, Chapter

 1        1, XLVIII|     of Jesus, that He on all occasions avoided unnecessary talk
 2        1, LIX   |      the Stoic, that on some occasions also, when good was to happen,
 3        2, XLVII |       but also on many other occasions. And, as if we said that
 4        2, XLVIII|       has already on several occasions spoken of them slanderously
 5        2, XLVIII|       and we also on several occasions have, to the best of our
 6        3, VIII  | their behalf, and on certain occasions has restrained those who
 7        3, VIII  |      death, some, on special occasions, and these individuals who
 8        3, XXVI  |       and on many subsequent occasions visited many parts of the
 9        4, VII   |     animal, by affording him occasions for the exercise of virtue.
10        5, XXIV  |     honours accorded on such occasions, that no insult, so far
11        5, LII   |     they assert that on many occasions others came, and sixty or
12        5, LIII  |    did others come on former occasions?" And he thinks he can meet
13        5, LIV   |     others came on different occasions. And in a most confused
14        6, IX    |    mentioned by me on former occasions, it appears to me that it
15        6, LVI   |    be granted that there are occasions when some of these have
16        8, XLIX  |      and as we have on these occasions defended our opinions in