Book, Chapter

1    I, 10|   simply records that they both died. For when he represented
2    I, 11|        the saying of Euhemerus, died in Oceania, and was buried
3   II, 1 |         appointed necessity and died, yet, lest any doubt should
4  III, 17|        their infancy; that some died when they were now robust
5  III, 18|         also of the Romans Cato died, who through the whole of
6  III, 20| consider him most mad if he had died under the influence of disease.
7   IV, 1 |      But so entirely had wisdom died out, that it is evident,
8   IV, 15|     examples; and these authors died before the birth of Christ
9   IV, 20|         the testator shall have died, a testament cannot be confirmed;