Book, Chapter

1   II, 2 |         of your own accord fall prostrate upon the ground? For you
2   II, 3 |         design of their nature, prostrate themselves to the worship
3   II, 3 |  approach every altar, and fall prostrate on the ground, andspread
4   II, 19|      case, that whosoever shall prostrate his soul, which has its
5  III, 28|         this man, who thus lies prostrate? He acts foolishly, he says;
6   IV, 26|         of the dead as they lay prostrate; and calling them aloud
7    V, 2 |    insulted the truth as it lay prostrate and overthrown, I know not
8   VI, 20|         even though wounded and prostrate, to be attacked again, and
9  VII, 27| following present things, shall prostrate himself upon the ground,