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  1    I, 3 |   prescribed portion. In the same manner also, if there are more
  2    I, 5 |         at what time, and in what manner, chaos itself had begun
  3    I, 7 |         of the matter is, in what manner they are to be named who
  4    I, 9 |           these gods are, in what manner and from what source they
  5    I, 11|       across the sea. In the same manner, it is related that he changed
  6    I, 11|   transfer many things after this manner, not for the sake of speaking
  7    I, 11|         who do not understand the manner, or the cause, or the nature
  8    I, 11|            Now I will say in what manner, at what time, and by whom
  9    I, 14|   secretly hides him. In the same manner Ops brings forth twins by
 10    I, 14|      handed down to us after this manner from the sacred narrative.
 11    I, 15|        difficult to see in what I manner they began to be called
 12    I, 15|      Romans Quirinus. In the same manner truly Athens worshipped
 13    I, 15|          his daughter in the same manner in which they were consecrated
 14    I, 15|          their memory in the same manner in which he says that he
 15    I, 16|        they are gods, see in what manner they can answer this argument
 16    I, 17|          are celebrated after the manner of a marriage. If, therefore,
 17    I, 20|           discrimination. In like manner, the youths who had on a
 18    I, 21|         SACRED RITES; AND IN LIKE MANNER CONCERNING THE ROMANS.~We
 19    I, 21|          offered in the Leucadian manner: he threw into the water
 20    I, 21|          himself show, except the manner in which he was withdrawn
 21    I, 22|        and others, after the same manner. This was a very crafty
 22    I, 22|   increase, and adorn it. In this manner Jupiter spread abroad through
 23   II, 1 |         given to us in a peculiar manner to behold the heaven as
 24   II, 3 |         in its truth. And in this manner they fell into a much greater
 25   II, 3 |           or by whom, and in what manner true religion was depressed,
 26   II, 4 |        like a poet, but after the manner of an old woman, when even
 27   II, 6 |        POSSESSED OF LIFE.~In like manner, if the land on which we
 28   II, 6 |         appear to be God. In like manner, if the water, which is
 29   II, 6 |         of the world, in the same manner in which a limb is a part
 30   II, 6 |      since these also in the same manner are possessed of sensibility,
 31   II, 7 |       therefore, err in a twofold manner: first, in preferring the
 32   II, 9 |           into collision. In this manner it will be impossible that
 33   II, 9 |           be plainly seen in what manner they were created! If you
 34   II, 10|       from what source or in what manner God lighted up or caused
 35   II, 11|          explain in how skilful a manner He formed each limb in the
 36   II, 12|           long a time and in what manner an infant is reared, he
 37   II, 12|           many months in the same manner and in the same place where
 38   II, 12|      altogether His work. In what manner He effected this He would
 39   II, 13|            having made man in the manner in which I have pointed
 40   II, 18|           are vain in a threefold manner: In the first place, because
 41   II, 19|       down to the earth after the manner of the beasts, but rather
 42  III, 1 |           in a concise and simple manner. For it was not befitting
 43  III, 2 |      either sought in an improper manner, or not sought at all. Let
 44  III, 4 |           separately; in the same manner, whatever we shall give
 45  III, 4 |         Therefore all are in this manner destroyed; and as those
 46  III, 8 |            for he lived in such a manner that there was no difference
 47  III, 8 |  Therefore we must live after the manner of the brutes. For in these
 48  III, 8 |   compulsion of nature lived in a manner different from their discourse,
 49  III, 9 |          to be determined in this manner: first, it must be the property
 50  III, 11|      might have sought it in this manner. Whatever the greatest good
 51  III, 12|          condition of man in that manner in which philosophers thought;
 52  III, 13|         concerned with the proper manner of speaking, but about the
 53  III, 13|          concerned with the right manner of living. But if that system
 54  III, 13|         who gave her. In the same manner he might have given thanks
 55  III, 14|       gods, he fashions after the manner of the poets, and praises
 56  III, 15|           do, but not in the same manner, and with the same purpose.
 57  III, 15|         it enough to live in this manner, but he began also to teach
 58  III, 17|     worshipped them in an impious manner; and that even the very
 59  III, 17|           are made in a different manner from that in which they
 60  III, 17|           disposed in a wonderful manner, discharge their own offices
 61  III, 19|       SOUL, BUT IN AN UNBELIEVING MANNER; AND THAT A GOOD OR AN EVIL
 62  III, 22|           vain as to live in this manner.~
 63  III, 23|        among themselves after the manner of wild beasts. Nor is his
 64  III, 23|          of men live in a similar manner to that in which we live
 65  III, 24|       always deceived in the same manner. For when they have assumed
 66  III, 28|        did not seek it in a right manner, they sunk down to a greater
 67  III, 28|            was that time? In what manner, when, or by whom, was philosophy
 68   IV, 8 |         be called mother. In what manner, then, did He beget Him?
 69   IV, 11|       Jeremiah also says, in like manner: "The turtle and the swallow
 70   IV, 12|       those of the earth. In like manner Isaiah also: "But they disbelieved,
 71   IV, 13|          into confusion." In like manner the prophet Jeremiah thus
 72   IV, 13|           or man, replied in this manner: "He was mortal as to His
 73   IV, 13|         Psalm, prophesied in this manner respecting the works of
 74   IV, 14|          and deceived in the same manner, in supposing that these
 75   IV, 14|   commonly so called, But in what manner and with what commands He
 76   IV, 15|     wonders, of which neither the manner, nor the time, nor the author
 77   IV, 16|        our sins." And in the same manner the Sibyl spoke: "Though
 78   IV, 17|        which was eternal. In like manner, Isaiah thus prophesied
 79   IV, 17|         are given in a mysterious manner, that under the figure of
 80   IV, 18|          to lament in a befitting manner that cross, which the world
 81   IV, 18|    foulness of spitting." In like manner David, in the thirty-fourth
 82   IV, 20|     another place he says in like manner: "I have forsaken my house,
 83   IV, 23|       himself to live in the same manner in which he teaches that
 84   IV, 23|       answers his teacher in this manner: I am not able to do the
 85   IV, 26|           in Christ, but also the manner of His suffering itself
 86   IV, 26|          whole world. But in what manner or in what region all will
 87   IV, 27|     Apollo, they will in the same manner dread the name of God; and
 88   IV, 28|           consecrated in the same manner after their death, therefore
 89   IV, 30|       which treats in a wholesome manner the sins and wounds to which
 90    V, 2 |      lusts; so extravagant in his manner of living, that though in
 91    V, 2 |          assail them in a hostile manner but to the Christians, that
 92    V, 12|         happen to us, and in what manner, on account of righteousness;
 93    V, 19|         and if a son, in the same manner, is thought abandoned and
 94    V, 20|            Let them teach in this manner, if they have any confidence
 95    V, 20|           so also are they in the manner of its defence. For religion
 96    V, 21|      others do not perish in like manner, with incredible blindness
 97    V, 21|          destroy in this wretched manner, or render useless, those
 98    V, 21|        who are worshipped in this manner, if for this reason only,
 99    V, 21|          to be worshipped in this manner: they are doubtless worthy
100    V, 21|         destroyed them in a worse manner than the nation of the Egyptians,
101    V, 21|           destroy them in a worse manner than certain philosophers,
102    V, 21|           destroy them in a worse manner than the Epicureans, who
103   VI, 1 |       this work--to teach in what manner or by what sacrifice God
104   VI, 3 |          ways in a very different manner from that in which the philosophers
105   VI, 4 |      which may perish in the same manner as that in which they were
106   VI, 8 |          to be sought in the same manner in which their course is
107   VI, 10|      custom of men, but after the manner of wild beasts. But if this
108   VI, 12|         that we know that the one manner of living relates to man,
109   VI, 12|         all your power, in such a manner, however, that you may excel
110   VI, 14|    becomes shamelessness. In like manner, bravery, if it shall undergo
111   VI, 14|          evil things. In the same manner, they call these four (as
112   VI, 15|  inclination for it; they in like manner substitute for joy gladness,
113   VI, 17|           denied, but in a simple manner, will show that the greatest
114   VI, 18|         this lies in wait in some manner, that he may gain booty
115   VI, 18|        man also to live after the manner of a dog, so as, when attacked,
116   VI, 20|         kill them in a more cruel manner than if they had strangled
117   VI, 20|           of the hearers. In like manner, the stories of the tragedians
118   VI, 24| conscience? And Tully speaks in a manner no less remarkable concerning
119   VI, 25|          and justice. But in what manner God deals with the justice
120  VII, 3 |         it, not however in such a manner that God, who is incorruptible,
121  VII, 4 |        necessary for use. In like manner, other things, whatever
122  VII, 5 |          most part in a scattered manner in the former books, nevertheless,
123  VII, 5 |         unspeakable work, in what manner He might create an infinite
124  VII, 5 |           pain and death. In like manner, the things which are good
125  VII, 5 |           with the right. In like manner, if you make chessmen all
126  VII, 9 |        parts of the body. In like manner, God is not to be perceived
127  VII, 10|          so also death is in like manner temporary and has a fixed
128  VII, 11|           not mortal. In the same manner also, the desires of the
129  VII, 14|           its limits. In the same manner also the fashioning of the
130  VII, 14|       thousand years. But in what manner the consummation will take
131  VII, 16|           place in the accustomed manner; but there will suddenly
132  VII, 16|           Sibyl foretells in this manner:--~"The trumpet from heaven
133  VII, 17|        more plainly set forth the manner in which this happens. When
134  VII, 21|           Him in some unspeakable manner; and devils dread Him, because
135  VII, 21|        writings inform us in what manner the wicked are to undergo
136  VII, 21|      liquid, and fluid, after the manner of water. For it is not
137  VII, 22|         related by the poets in a manner which is different from
138  VII, 22|          lightly heard, after the manner of a feigned story. And
139  VII, 23|           man in some unspeakable manner, we may believe that the
140  VII, 24|           And another in the same manner:--~"The sacred land of the
141  VII, 25|      writings, but in an especial manner by the writings of others,