Book, Chapter

 1    I, pref|         seasoned with pleasure, offended by the former and soothed
 2   IV, 10  |     which sin and crime God was offended, and justly visited the
 3   IV, 10  |       religious rites; and God, offended by them, as often brought
 4   IV, 11  | rejected their words; but being offended because they were upbraided
 5    V, 5   |     they feigned that it, being offended with the vices of men, departed
 6    V, 10  |       punishment; and the deity offended with the wickedness of men
 7   VI, 11  |       another, or they are even offended if the caprice of the people
 8  VII, 1   |    bitterness of which they are offended. For they who are inflamed
 9  VII, 5   |         say that, before he had offended God, the first man lived
10  VII, 5   |        of which the soul, being offended, might shrink back from