Book, Chapter

1    I, 12|         and all nature would have perished. Why should I say that they
2   II, 11|         saved when the human race perished, and how and with whom he
3   IV, 26|   first-born of the Egyptians had perished in one night, the Hebrews
4    V, 3 |         robbers have at all times perished, and do perish daily, and
5    V, 5 |        common intercourse of life perished from among then, and the
6   VI, 6 |        same man, being conquered, perished together with liberty itself,
7  VII, 7 | Democritus, who argued that souls perished with the body and were dissolved,
8  VII, 12|          who contended that souls perished with the bodies; but he
9  VII, 12|       long time. For if they both perished together, as they are produced