Book, Chapter

 1    I, 7 |        the number of demons, he reckoned himself among the angels
 2   II, 4 | superfluous that that should be reckoned among religious offerings
 3   II, 5 |     which have motion are to be reckoned in the number of gods; inasmuch
 4   II, 11|         of the gods. But no one reckoned his father Iapetus or his
 5   IV, 14|   nearly five hundred years are reckoned; since he flourished in
 6   IV, 18|  delivered up to death, and was reckoned among the transgressors;
 7    V, 3 |   despised all things which are reckoned among good things, and since
 8    V, 18|        not see why, since it is reckoned the highest glory to die
 9    V, 18|       this account innocence is reckoned among the chief virtues
10   VI, 17|       be feared. Desire also is reckoned among vices; but if it desires
11   VI, 18|      that which he lends may be reckoned among his good works. He
12  VII, 25|         amount of the number as reckoned by them differs considerably,