Book, Chapter

1    I, 3 |  more injury than they would confer advantage. So, in this government
2    I, 15| other honours which they may confer upon the dead. Moreover,
3  III, 12|     the only thing which can confer upon us immortality, and
4  III, 13|      they minister to sense, confer no benefit. But as these
5  III, 22|     Thus, while he wishes to confer virtue upon all, he takes
6    V, 12|     us,--to love you, and to confer all things upon you, who
7   VI, 12| greatest praise for those to confer benefit from whom no one
8  VII, 5 |      the worship paid by man confer on God, who is blessed,
9  VII, 5 | other but Himself is able to confer that immortality, since