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| Alphabetical [« »] devised 5 devising 1 devoid 2 devote 12 devoted 12 devotedness 8 devotes 3 | Frequency [« »] 12 conduct 12 confidence 12 custom 12 devote 12 devoted 12 directed 12 disciples | Lucius Caecilius Firmianus Lactantius The divine institutes IntraText - Concordances devote |
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1 II, 13| from all labours. might devote himself entirely to the 2 II, 18| is a very great crime to devote one's self to the power 3 III, 2 | themselves to philosophy do not devote themselves to the pursuit 4 III, 2 | Whether, therefore, they devote themselves to the pursuit 5 III, 10| with this view, that we may devote ourselves to religion, or 6 III, 10| shown. We must therefore devote ourselves to religion, and 7 III, 11| attention to wisdom, or they devote themselves to wisdom alone, 8 III, 11| cannot be many gods; or they devote themselves to wisdom, but 9 III, 16| THEREFORE WE SHOULD NOT SO MUCH DEVOTE OURSELVES TO THE STUDY OF 10 III, 16| aside, because we are not to devote ourselves to the pursuit 11 III, 20| said, that we are not to devote ourselves to religion; but 12 VI, 12| superfluities, turn to better uses. Devote to the ransoming of captives