Book, Chapter

 1    I, 14|     over all lands, followed by armed men whom Jupiter had sent
 2    I, 20|  erected a temple and statue to armed Venus. And although this
 3    I, 20|       have consecrated Venus as armed than bald. At the same time
 4  III, 4 | distinguished philosophers, and armed himself against all. Thus
 5  III, 23|     which divine providence has armed with natural means of protection,
 6  III, 29|         against whom he must be armed; nor can he overcome his
 7    V, 6 |         tyranny by violence and armed men, and took away that
 8   VI, 4 |         enlightened us, and has armed us with true and heavenly
 9   VI, 11|        to implore the aid of an armed man, whether they think
10   VI, 15|   nature (for so they term it), armed us with these affections;
11  VII, 4 |       natural clothing and were armed; but in the place of all