Book, Chapter

1    I, 21|        voice; and that a contest arose between him and Priapus;
2   II, 1 | indulgence if the error entirely arose from ignorance of the divine
3   II, 9 |     matter from which all things arose was made by divine providence,
4   II, 11|        men and the other animals arose from the earth without any
5  III, 6 |  perishing, the Academy suddenly arose, the old age, as it were,
6  III, 19|         filled with evils. Hence arose that foolish sentiment,
7  III, 28|         place. From this despair arose that confession of Socrates,
8  VII, 22|     passed; what individual ever arose from the dead, that through.
9  VII, 24|         of Saturnus. Whose error arose from this source,--that