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  1    I, 3 |          is unable to supply the place of all. He cannot, then,
  2    I, 5 |      might have a habitation and place of abode in common: "He
  3    I, 5 |      assigns and gives the first place. Homer was able to give
  4    I, 5 |       has declared it in another place, saying: "For the Deity
  5    I, 7 |          he wishes to honour and place himself in heaven. he has
  6    I, 11|         that the occurrence took place on earth, inasmuch as the
  7    I, 11|        that the transaction took place on the earth? Therefore
  8    I, 11|        can a god be alive in one place, and dead in another; in
  9    I, 11|          dead in another; in one place have a temple, and in another
 10    I, 11| sacrifice on that altar. In that place he looked up to heaven,
 11    I, 12|        ceased to be. In the next place, he was not even just, but
 12    I, 13|         things which were taking place on earth? Why did the Corybantes
 13    I, 13|        on earth;"~and in another place:--~"That was the storied
 14    I, 13|          more plainly in another place:--~"Restorer of the age
 15    I, 13|      rest, and to have the chief place, but not the kingdom; and
 16    I, 14|          death, scarcely found a place of concealment in Italy.~
 17    I, 15|  approbation of the gods, I will place you the best and most learned
 18    I, 16|       follows; and if this takes place, they must have houses,
 19    I, 17|       solitude? Why, in the next place, the change of name? Lastly,
 20    I, 18|      CONFERRED UPON MEN.~In this place also they are to be refuted,
 21    I, 18|          the time when this took place. I indeed cannot determine
 22    I, 18|         to set up the woof? What place does he hold who taught
 23    I, 19|        the occurrence never took place; nay, rather, because it
 24    I, 19|      rather, because it did take place, it is manifest that the
 25    I, 20|          gave it a name from the place. Tullus Hostilius fashioned
 26    I, 20|         to have swallowed in the place of Jupiter; nor is the honour
 27    I, 21|      Hercules had arrived at the place, and was suffering hunger,
 28    I, 21|          Jupiter holds the first place, both among the gods and
 29    I, 22|          his father Picus with a place among the gods, and consecrated
 30   II, 1 |    understand this, in the first place they would acknowledge their
 31   II, 1 |       shall relate at the proper place; but now let us refute fallacies.
 32   II, 2 |        stone, rather than to the place where you believe them to
 33   II, 2 |        lower objects? why do you place the earth above your heads?
 34   II, 3 |       affairs of men. In another place, at length, he acknowledges
 35   II, 3 |         may be, inasmuch as they place heavenly things in things
 36   II, 4 |       carried away from the same place. Lastly, in the times of
 37   II, 5 |    constellations, we cannot but place these very objects in the
 38   II, 7 |      religion, which can have no place in badly acquired and corruptible
 39   II, 8 |     turns, that every one should place confidence in himself, and
 40   II, 8 |          and cut it. In the next place is the fact of Castor and
 41   II, 8 |     afterwards slain at the same place by the soldiers of Caesar.
 42   II, 9 |    sparingly, because in another place both His excellence, and
 43   II, 11|         all that the deluge took place for the destruction of wickedness,
 44   II, 11|        therefore, the flood took place for the purpose of destroying
 45   II, 12|         falsehoods! In the first place, nothing can exist in this
 46   II, 12|  together with them. In the next place, if it is as they say, there
 47   II, 12|        judgment; and in the next place, that the moisture condensed
 48   II, 12|          assert could have taken place, that men should be born
 49   II, 12|   themselves and to change their place, which can scarcely happen
 50   II, 12|      same manner and in the same place where it was cast forth,
 51   II, 13|         worshippers, to the same place; as the sacred writers teach.
 52   II, 15|        Therefore they fill every place with snares, deceits, frauds,
 53   II, 16|          he testifies in another place, in these words: "For piety
 54   II, 18|   threefold manner: In the first place, because those images which
 55   II, 18|        is subject. In the second place, that the sacred images
 56   II, 18|    heavenly things. In the third place, because the spirits which
 57   II, 19|       him seek it in the highest place: for nothing can be greater
 58   II, 19|        things, must fall to that place to which he has cast himself.
 59  III, 1 |          pride themselves and to place confidence. But since God
 60  III, 3 |        Let us say what is taking place with the interposition of
 61  III, 3 |       who discuss what is taking place in heaven, but think that
 62  III, 4 |       sentiments. In which do we place the truth? It certainly
 63  III, 4 |           On which side shall we place wisdom, which cannot be
 64  III, 10|     honey, when they inhabit the place assigned to them, fortify
 65  III, 12|     chief good is in the highest place. Therefore we alone receive
 66  III, 12|      highest good in the highest place, but in the lowest. For
 67  III, 13|         seems to require in this place, that since we have taught
 68  III, 13|      philosophy; and in the next place, that it is not that study
 69  III, 17|        they project. In the next place, by what mutual compact,
 70  III, 19|         good or bad. In the next place, why did he regard the whole
 71  III, 19|         dumb animal; in the next place, that he was a man rather
 72  III, 19|          is not the walls or the place in which any one was born
 73  III, 20|    anything better to take their place. But the same man swore
 74  III, 21|           But this virtue has no place in that promiscuous pleasure.
 75  III, 22|         therefore, who wishes to place men on an equality, ought
 76  III, 23|           he has received in the place of all these things the
 77  III, 25|   language of eloquent men, what place is there for the unskilful
 78  III, 28|        by chance he preferred to place the mind also in the feet,
 79  III, 28|       for by them in the highest place. From this despair arose
 80  III, 29|         sway in everything. What place, then, remains for the other
 81  III, 29|          goddess, O Fortune, and place you in heaven."~It was folly,
 82   IV, 5 |       Joshua, who held the chief place twenty-seven years. After
 83   IV, 7 |        be fulfilled. In the next place, we must know that this
 84   IV, 10|        OF THE LORD.~In the first place, then, men ought to know
 85   IV, 10|         waves returning to their place. But the Hebrews, when they
 86   IV, 12|           he declared in another place, saying: "Let the heavens
 87   IV, 12|    before, Jesus. But in another place the same prophet also thus
 88   IV, 13|        glorious." And in another place: "There shall come forth
 89   IV, 13|         forty years. In the next place, Solomon was never called
 90   IV, 14|      with a flowing garment, and place a fair mitre upon His head;
 91   IV, 15|      foretold that it would take place, whose verses are related
 92   IV, 18|          show what ought to take place in every persecution, that
 93   IV, 18|       passion would shortly take place, and that He, having been
 94   IV, 18|      will hope in Him, lest this place be deserted for ever, saith
 95   IV, 19|         The same also in another place: "After two days, He will
 96   IV, 20|       the Lord." Also in another place he says in like manner: "
 97   IV, 20|      adoption succeeded to their place, and are called sons of
 98   IV, 23|       enjoined are good, if they place the life of men in the best
 99   IV, 26|         imitate Him. In the next place, it was in order that His
100   IV, 26|        lamb without spot, and to place on their thresholds a mark
101   IV, 29|          same purport in another place: "Thus saith God the King
102    V, 2 |          were living at the same place two men who insulted the
103    V, 3 |        worship Apollonius in the place of God? unless by chance
104    V, 5 |        to esteem the king in the place of Cool, since he himself,
105    V, 7 |          I have shown in another place, and whenever a favourable
106    V, 8 |        her, if you are able, and place her in the abode of your
107    V, 9 |        conquered; and there is a place for clemency even amidst
108    V, 9 |       number and magnitude, what place is there for justice? And
109    V, 10|     alive should be slain in the place of cattle? But this, as
110    V, 10|   philosophy of Epicurus finds a place who thinks that nothing
111    V, 11|     beast, which reclines in one place, and yet rages with iron
112    V, 11|      ashes, that there may be no place for their burial, as though
113    V, 11|      people, together with their place of meeting. But the more
114    V, 15|          we have said in another place. If, therefore, it is piety
115    V, 16|         that he who shall simply place himself on a level with
116    V, 19|       most truly said in another place: "What riches will you offer
117    V, 19|        and wavering. In the next place, what do you add? "But if
118    V, 20|        they commit; in the first place, because they cause their
119    V, 20|         punishments; in the next place, because they do not permit
120    V, 20|      adieu to reason, while they place confidence in the errors
121    V, 20|       that which is good to have place in religion, and not that
122    V, 20|         our religion there is no place even for a slight and ordinary
123    V, 20|       who demands fidelity. What place is there here for an evil
124    V, 21|          and murderers, and they place their own souls to be burned
125    V, 23|          sacrifices? In the next place, some are pleased with virtue
126    V, 23|        their breast. In the next place, as it is accustomed to
127   VI, 3 |           and has arrived at the place "where the way divides itself
128   VI, 3 |       conduct, which cannot take place without great labour--they
129   VI, 3 |        vices and evils. But they place a guide only on the right
130   VI, 4 |         pointed out in the first place temporal evils followed
131   VI, 5 |  interests in the third and last place."~From these definitions,
132   VI, 6 |          country as in the first place."~When the agreement of
133   VI, 6 |       virtues: for, in the first place, the union of human society
134   VI, 10|       the same way as again took place after the deluge, which
135   VI, 10|       together of this kind took place at the beginning; and that
136   VI, 12|         of relatives, into whose place, since they are wanting,
137   VI, 14|     which almost holds the first place in man. It pleases me here
138   VI, 15|          alone they are making a place. For if it is virtue in
139   VI, 15|        are no vices, there is no place even for virtue, as there
140   VI, 15|       for virtue, as there is no place for victory where there
141   VI, 15|          other things into their place and room: for desire they
142   VI, 15|          been substituted in the place of grief, since, the former
143   VI, 17|        they say that there is no place for fear. Does any one then
144   VI, 18|          the virtues there is no place for falsehood. Therefore
145   VI, 20|      lust bears sway there is no place for temperance, nor can
146   VI, 20|        stories of the tragedians place before the eyes the parricides
147   VI, 24|       Why do you choose a secret place, and remove the witness?
148   VI, 25|         any one should chance to place confidence in his integrity
149  VII, 4 |       and were armed; but in the place of all these He gave to
150  VII, 4 |       divine providence gave the place nearest to itself to him
151  VII, 5 |          feeble bodies, He might place in the midst between good
152  VII, 5 |         a multitude; in the next place, that He might set before
153  VII, 5 |          Himself. And this takes place when man, purified in the
154  VII, 5 | immediately driven from the holy place in which there is no evil;
155  VII, 5 |        for him to remain in that place of happiness, and he was
156  VII, 5 |       evil; but this cannot take place as long as the soul is clothed
157  VII, 6 |          Let us now, in the next place, inquire whether there is
158  VII, 8 |         again he says in another place: "Since each of these opinions
159  VII, 9 |     sought by him in the highest place, and mindful of his condition
160  VII, 11|        the true God. In the next place, they who, following righteousness,
161  VII, 12|       its own abode. In the next place, the soul, although inspired
162  VII, 12|       part, it is moved from its place; and as though shaken, it
163  VII, 12|      moment of time, which takes place in those who die by the
164  VII, 12|          dissolution which takes place, but a separation; and this
165  VII, 14|       the consummation must take place, and the condition of human
166  VII, 14|       the consummation will take place, and what end awaits the
167  VII, 15|         the sea returning to its place, he was cut off, with all
168  VII, 15|    wonderful prodigies will take place throughout all the elements
169  VII, 16|           will these things take place in the accustomed manner;
170  VII, 18|      these things will thus take place, all the prophets have announced
171  VII, 19|       announced as about to take place:--~"But mortals shall break
172  VII, 20|          of God."~And in another place in the same:--~"Rolling
173  VII, 21|     detained in one and a common place of confinement, until the
174  VII, 22|         resurrection cannot take place while unrighteousness still
175  VII, 22|         resurrection should take place once only when evil shall
176  VII, 22|         how or when it must take place; and therefore they supposed
177  VII, 24|       Sibyl proclaims in another place, as she utters her inspired
178  VII, 24|         mothers."~And in another place, speaking of the fruitfulness
179  VII, 25|  completed this change must take place, and that the last day of
180  VII, 25|          world will shortly take place; except that while the city
181  VII, 26|         the same time shall take place that second and public resurrection
182  VII, 27|     indulgent Father, who in the place of labours gives rest, in
183  VII, 27|       labours gives rest, in the place of death life, in the place
184  VII, 27|      place of death life, in the place of darkness brightness,
185  VII, 27|  darkness brightness, and in the place of short and earthly goods,