Book, Chapter

1    I, 1 |      much more justly shall I betake myself as to a most safe
2   II, 1 |      have assailed them, they betake themselves to God, aid is
3   II, 4 |     cities to whom they might betake themselves, since Verres
4  III, 30| superstitions, should wish to betake himself to them as though
5  III, 30|   have any regard for wisdom, betake ourselves to this subject.
6    V, 4 |   eloquent men shall begin to betake themselves to this subject,
7  VII, 22|     should leave the gods and betake themselves to the worship