Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |     whom those deities which we separately worship and honour are dependent."
 2   II, 11|         we see that each animal separately, which had no previous existence,
 3  III, 4 |        Let us pass through them separately; in the same manner, whatever
 4  III, 4 |   existence, because while they separately affirm different things
 5  III, 17|       adapted to each character separately. He forbids the idle to
 6  III, 17|  leisure to refute these things separately, I could easily show that
 7    V, 4 |      not able to reply to these separately, I thought that this cause
 8   VI, 3 |       expect that I shall speak separately of vices and virtues; whereas,
 9   VI, 15| qualities which have been given separately to dumb animals, are altogether
10  VII, 5 |        to follow out each point separately, since we discussed them