Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |    necessity be weak, since individually, without the aid of the
 2    I, 3 |     the power of these gods individually will not be able to proceed
 3   II, 11|     seen in the case of men individually: for we begin when we are
 4   II, 11|  mortals. For as we all die individually, it is possible that, by
 5  III, 4 |     deny the wisdom of each individually. Therefore all are in this
 6  III, 4 |    If, therefore, the sects individually are convicted of folly by
 7  III, 17| discharge their own offices individually? The system of providence,
 8  III, 19|     cities, who were better individually than all the Athenians?
 9  III, 24|     over the errors of each individually, let it be sufficient to
10   IV, 5 |   the times of the prophets individually may also be collected; the
11    V, 11|  what things they performed individually throughout the world. For