Book, Chapter

1    I, 3 |         not gods whom necessity compels to obey the one greatest
2    I, 11|       to reign, since necessity compels all the gods to obey their
3    I, 21|       in his Fanatic: "If a god compels this, he does it in anger."
4  III, 7 |        obscurity of the subject compels us to entertain different
5   IV, 27| understands their subtlety, and compels them, vanquished and subdued,
6   VI, 17|      the writings of Plato, who compels those against whom he disputes
7   VI, 20|         they whom a false piety compels to expose their children?
8  VII, 21|         and smoke intermingled, compels to leap forth, and to fly