Book, Chapter

1   II, 16|      the temples--which they generally do in the presence of their
2  III, 11|   lot of fewer men, and that generally by chance; and they often
3  III, 17|    of Epicurus was much more generally followed than those of the
4  III, 29|      is not a goddess, as is generally believed, but a god. Sometimes,
5   IV, 8 |      air, and fade away, yet generally remain comprised in letters;
6   IV, 15|   enumerate them briefly and generally, without any designation
7    V, 12|    And since we arc speaking generally with those who worship gods,
8   VI, 10|   corrupted. And though they generally admit that the mutual participation
9   VI, 15| which, however, because they generally become vicious if they are