Book, Chapter

1    I, 10|     some time at Epidaurus. Tully also says that he was buried
2   II, 4 |    Verres? whom his accuser Tully compares to this same Dionysius,
3   II, 4 |   indeed, which carried off Tully, the avenger of the violated
4   II, 9 |  the conclusion, with which Tully finished the sentiment,
5   II, 11|     attempt to do this; and Tully followed them in many places.
6  III, 19|   And this is so true, that Tully also, in his Consolation,
7  III, 25| labour. And on this account Tully says that philosophy is
8   VI, 24|    your own conscience? And Tully speaks in a manner no less