Book, Chapter

 1    I, 14|     who was older than Saturn, demands the kingdom for himself.
 2   II, 7 |     and think that the subject demands inquiry, then you do not
 3  III, 14|  majesty of the subject itself demands, he was a god, he was a
 4  III, 15|       soul and life, as reason demands! how few who think true
 5  III, 26|      be justly required by the demands of nature, but which they
 6    V, 1 |  desires honours; in short, it demands the highest degree of dignity.
 7    V, 20|      who requires justice, who demands fidelity. What place is
 8   VI, 11|      to be done which humanity demands and requires. Also, if any
 9   VI, 19|        more widely than reason demands. From this cause they live
10   VI, 20| measure of the book itself now demands moderation; all of which,
11   VI, 24|      witness, to whom, when He demands an account of our life,