Book, Chapter

1    I, 18|     these things are, and how unworthy of being the causes why
2   IV, 1 |    appear alike wonderful and unworthy that, by the folly of one
3   IV, 18|    proclaiming that it was an unworthy deed that a Roman citizen
4   IV, 22|    say, in short, that it was unworthy of God to be willing to
5   IV, 26|  punishment, which may appear unworthy even of a man if he is free,
6   IV, 27|      they imagine that we are unworthy of belief, let them believe
7   VI, 9 |  though we were ungrateful or unworthy of enjoying the divine gifts?
8   VI, 10| interposing barriers. O minds unworthy of men, which produced these
9  VII, 12|    suffering and the sight of unworthy objects, may be repelled