Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2 |       without at the same time discussing the subject of providence.~
 2    I, 5 | supreme Deity! For when he was discussing the subject of premature
 3   II, 9 |    involved. For Cicero, while discussing the nature of the gods,
 4   II, 18|        But let this subject of discussing the anger of God be laid
 5    V, 15|    believe, inasmuch as he was discussing the subject of the state,
 6   VI, 6 |     the third book, when I was discussing the subject of the chief
 7   VI, 9 |   precepts; he speaks, who, in discussing heavenly things, relates
 8   VI, 25|     even Cicero suspects. For, discussing the Laws, he says: "But
 9  VII, 4 |       does our Asclepiades, in discussing the providence of the Supreme
10  VII, 22|       Whence also Plato, while discussing the nature of the soul,