Book, Chapter

 1    I, 10|   incestuous persons have no claim; unless it happens that
 2    I, 17|   females. Has she, too, any claim to religious worship, on
 3   II, 17|  betrayers of God attempt to claim for themselves the name
 4  III, 3 |  than the name. If we should claim to ourselves knowledge in
 5  III, 13|    arrogant, in venturing to claim for himself that which the
 6  III, 28|      of things which is laid claim to with magnificent words?
 7   IV, 1 |  then at length men began to claim for themselves the name
 8   IV, 27|      whose titles they might claim for themselves divine honours;
 9    V, 3 | thinks, nevertheless did not claim that for himself. I omit
10    V, 5 |     and raging avarice might claim all things for itself, and