Book, Chapter

 1    I, 15|  said: "If, indeed, I should attempt to investigate ancient accounts,
 2    I, 17|      what the truth is, they attempt to join them with the system
 3   II, 11|   the subject of providence, attempt to do this; and Tully followed
 4   II, 17|  truth, and betrayers of God attempt to claim for themselves
 5   IV, 5 |      subjects; but still the attempt must be ventured, that the
 6    V, 3 |   did he venture to make the attempt. But he of whom we speak
 7    V, 3 |  that God whose religion you attempt to overturn.~
 8   VI, 14|     of the soul. They indeed attempt to distinguish virtues from
 9   VI, 19|      FURIES.~When the Stoics attempt to uproot the affections
10  VII, 4 |      or so unconcerned as to attempt to do anything at random,
11  VII, 17| enticed by him. Then he will attempt to destroy the temple of