Book, Chapter

1    I, 20|          was done, the siege was ended, since the Gauls despaired
2  VII, 10|         and remain, but they are ended by the very enjoyment which
3  VII, 10|         so, when virtue has been ended, its reward follows. But
4  VII, 10|     follows. But virtue is never ended except by death, since its
5  VII, 11| completed, death itself shall be ended. And because temporal death
6  VII, 26|         world, shall begin to be ended, will be loosed afresh,
7  VII, 26|       the last judgment shall be ended. Then the righteous shall