Book, Chapter

 1    I, 12|             these things any one may readily understand. For if Saturn
 2    I, 15| distinguished for bravery might more readily encounter danger on account
 3    I, 15|             of this regret they more readily believed Julius Proculus
 4  III, 1 |           either that men might more readily believe the truth when adorned
 5    V, 1 |            truth, men who would more readily drink blood than imbibe
 6   VI, 4 |           and grievous, and the more readily because God our commander
 7   VI, 6 |             to do, and that the more readily because they do them for
 8   VI, 20|             and polished verses more readily remain fixed in the memory
 9  VII, 1 |       believe these things, and will readily approach them; and whatever
10  VII, 1 |           who are unencumbered, more readily believe God than the rich,