Book, Chapter

 1    I, pref|         gift, because the truth lies hidden veiled in obscurity;
 2    I, 11  |    inquire what degree of truth lies hid under this figure. Minucius
 3    I, 13  | senseless. For he who flees, or lies hid, must fear both violence
 4   II, 9   |      which is insensible always lies inactive and torpid; nothing
 5   II, 19  |        veneration, for whatever lies beneath man must necessarily
 6  III, 1   |   supposed that the truth still lies hidden in obscurity--either
 7  III, 28  |         than this man, who thus lies prostrate? He acts foolishly,
 8  III, 28  |  Democritus says that the truth lies sunk in a well so deep that
 9  III, 30  |       no existence with us, but lies altogether with them. And
10   VI, 11  |        Cherish as far as in you lies, and support with kindness,
11   VI, 18  |    unjust. And he who does this lies in wait in some manner,
12  VII, 17  |       will also be a prophet of lies; and he will constitute