Book, Chapter

1    I, 3 | peculiar counsels, by the diversity of which they would inflict
2    I, 5 |   by us God. Nor does the diversity of titles prove an obstacle,
3    I, 11| gods, that, from the very diversity of sex, it appears that
4  III, 15|   rule of life, since the diversity of its precepts hinders
5    V, 7 | that He might retain that diversity which alone preserves the
6  VII, 5 | force. Therefore there is diversity, on which the whole system