Book, Chapter

 1    I, 11|           used to come thither and display it to Jupiter." The poets
 2   II, 4 |          gods. And, in truth, they display incredible shallowness in
 3  III, 15|       think true instruction not a display of knowledge, but a law
 4  III, 24|   falsehoods, as if to exercise or display their talents on false subjects.
 5   IV, 15|           by magical tricks, which display nothing true and substantial,
 6   IV, 24|    weakness of flesh and body, and display in himself the virtue of
 7   IV, 26|        there was contained in this display of power another meaning,
 8   IV, 26|           that at present He might display to us the works of an energy
 9    V, 1 |           the world, it desires to display itself to the people, and
10    V, 4 |       subject, and shall choose to display their talents and power
11    V, 9 |            fathers with one accord display themselves in the forum,
12   VI, 7 | nevertheless all those paths which display an appearance of honours