Book, Chapter

 1   II, 4 |      they themselves should be visited with punishment if they
 2  III, 11|      virtue is often hated and visited with evil. But the good
 3  III, 17|  religious men were especially visited with weightier evils, whereas
 4   IV, 10|       was offended, and justly visited the impious and ungrateful
 5   IV, 16| worship a man, and one who was visited and tormented with remarkable
 6   IV, 17|   righteousness, and should be visited with death. Also that they
 7   IV, 22|      despised by men and to be visited with punishment? why did
 8   IV, 26|        should permit Him to be visited, is this. For some one may
 9    V, 11|     that their tombs should be visited, and not rather that they
10    V, 11|   punishments they ought to be visited who confessed themselves
11  VII, 22|    ambush, by poisons, and are visited with injuries, with want,