Book, Chapter

1    I, 9 | cleansed a royal stable; if he conquered a virago, and deprived her
2    I, 14|      multitude of Cretans, and conquered Titan and his sons in an
3    I, 21|     Saturn; and when they were conquered by Agathocles, the king
4    V, 6 |        should he fear, who had conquered in war, and destroyed by
5    V, 9 |      fire, yet are spared when conquered; and there is a place for
6    V, 23|      mortal, and is able to be conquered; but because God cannot
7   VI, 6 |        yet the same man, being conquered, perished together with
8  VII, 19|    renew the war, and often be conquered, until in the fourth battle,
9  VII, 27|        and triumphant over our conquered adversary, we may obtain