Book, Chapter

 1   II, 5 |    within them an understanding acquainted with its own duty. Oh, how
 2   II, 15|  demoenes, that is, skilled and acquainted with matters: for they think
 3   II, 15|        these are gods. They are acquainted, indeed, with many future
 4  III, 14|      diligently; since you were acquainted with all the systems of
 5   IV, 2 |          that they might become acquainted with their religious rites
 6   IV, 8 |      voice and breath, if he is acquainted with the sacred utterances
 7   IV, 16|        rest of men. He is a man acquainted with grief, and knowing
 8    V, 10|      plunder and frauds who are acquainted with the thefts of Mercurius,
 9    V, 20|       worship. But since we are acquainted with their systems, why
10    V, 20|   either not believe us who are acquainted with both, or envy us because
11   VI, 8 | supposed to exist." Who that is acquainted with the mystery of God
12  VII, 5 |     which he had at once become acquainted. It is plain, therefore,