Book, Chapter

 1    I, 15|     their worth, they began to reverence the memory of the deceased,
 2    I, 15| concerning religion: "Let them reverence the gods, both those who
 3  III, 9 |    contemplation of God is the reverence and worship of the common
 4  III, 22|        spirit, and nothing but reverence towards God can produce
 5   IV, 17|      and is to be treated with reverence. On this account God ordered
 6   IV, 28|     this; but either those who reverence the surviving memory of
 7    V, 19|        names entitled to equal reverence, of Lord and Father, alike
 8    V, 20|    prayer without sincerity or reverence? But these men, when they
 9    V, 20|        uprightness of mind, no reverence or fear. Therefore, when
10   VI, 13|    more just and true is it to reverence the living images of God,
11   VI, 18|       activity--aIl honour and reverence him. And although the good
12  VII, 17|        preserved; no one shall reverence hoary locks, nor recognise