Book, Chapter

 1    I, pref|    God did not suffer man any longer to err in search of the
 2   II, 2   |       to be near, there is no longer need of his statue. For
 3  III, 12  |  unless through the hope of a longer life. For those who voluntarily
 4   IV, 15  |       me; and no one will any longer ~Say that I, the prophetess
 5    V, 19  |     if there remains to man a longer and a better life--and this
 6    V, 20  |      and by guilt, it will no longer be defended, but will be
 7   VI, 5   | opinions of many, I should be longer than is necessary:--~"It
 8  VII, 12  |      are slain by disease are longer in breathing forth their
 9  VII, 12  |      dissolution, or he is no longer able. But, it is said, he
10  VII, 19  |  endured dreadful slavery. No longer shall gods made by the hands
11  VII, 26  |    perish; and there shall no longer be any nation in this world,
12  VII, 26  |     righteousness. No one any longer reproaches us with the name