Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 | prosperous height of power, you entered upon a dominion which was
 2   II, 14|         having taken a garment, entered with their faces turned
 3  III, 20|    disputations, than those who entered the temple of Vesta, or
 4   IV, 10|      the Hebrews, when they had entered into the wilderness, saw
 5   IV, 16|    describe that impious design entered into by the wicked against
 6   IV, 16|        recognise their God, and entered into the detestable design
 7   VI, 4 |     righteous man, since he has entered upon a hard and rugged way,
 8   VI, 10|      needs help. For, since men entered into and contracted fellowship
 9   VI, 10| preserve that compact which was entered into among men from the
10  VII, 27|      more quickly than they had entered, and if it is permitted