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Alphabetical [« »] asses 2 assiduity 2 assiduous 1 assign 12 assigned 28 assigns 1 assist 5	Frequency [« »] 12 afford 12 agree 12 aristotle 12 assign 12 banished 12 became 12 besides	Lucius Caecilius Firmianus Lactantius The divine institutes IntraText - Concordances assign

   Book, Chapter
 1    I, 3 |    many,--the whole of that I assign to one, and say that it
 2    I, 7 |    they set forth, while they assign it to more than one. Let
 3   II, 9 |  nature. When, therefore, you assign the origin of all things
 4  III, 23|  deliberate whether he should assign to the sun also its own
 5  III, 28|  battle with her; nor do they assign any reason by whom and on
 6    V, 1 |      hate, themselves able to assign the causes of their hatred.
 7    V, 20|    their persuasion, they can assign none, but have recourse
 8   VI, 5 |       is virtue to be able to assign their value to riches.~It
 9   VI, 6 |       is virtue to be able to assign their value to riches:"
10  VII, 1 |       however, was he able to assign any reason, either through
11  VII, 3 | destroyed. Let them therefore assign a reason, I if they can,
12  VII, 5 |    THE CHIEF GOOD.~Let us now assign the reason why He made man