Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2 |        think it so necessary to take my commencement from that
 2    I, 2 |      philosophers, and they who take away providence appear to
 3    I, 14|       to Saturn, bidding him to take heed lest his son should
 4    I, 15|     that he we hold so dear~May take our offerings year by year,~
 5    I, 19|          rather, because it did take place, it is manifest that
 6    I, 22|   images are men, whereas these take them for gods: the one through
 7   II, 4 |        and said that he did not take them away, but received
 8   II, 6 |    clearly cannot by themselves take the name of God. For no
 9   II, 7 |          or uncorrupted if they take pleasure in those things
10   II, 8 |      that it was possible; then take this whetstone, he said,
11   II, 9 |        deserter, endeavoured to take away providence; in whose
12   II, 9 |          But from whom could it take it, unless it were from
13   II, 9 |       all things to nature, and take it from God, you are in
14   II, 9 |  disputation, by which he might take away the nature of the gods,
15   II, 9 |        He was able therefore to take away the gods, for they
16   II, 13|   enticed the woman by fraud to take the forbidden fruit, and
17  III, 3 |     Academics who followed him, take away knowledge, which is
18  III, 4 |      shall give to one we shall take away from the others. For
19  III, 6 |   ardour either to retain or to take away knowledge only, did
20  III, 6 |       the evasive man wished to take away learning from the other
21  III, 6 |    affirms anything that he may take it from others: but he does
22  III, 10|         the mind from all fear, take away even religion, and
23  III, 16|   exempt from this calumny, who take away philosophy, because
24  III, 16|         better, was supposed to take away wisdom; and on that
25  III, 17|         things are produced and take their form. Why, then, do
26  III, 17|       are wanting to us, let us take them away from those who
27  III, 17|    Epicurus says: that the gods take no notice; that they are
28  III, 19|         a light and easy course take their flight to the gods,
29  III, 20|        found anything better to take their place. But the same
30  III, 21|   conjugal fidelity? And if you take away these, all justice
31  III, 22|       an equality, ought not to take away marriage and wealth,
32  III, 22|       to engage in warfare, and take a share in the public counsels,
33  III, 25|     deny wisdom to men, than to take away from their minds the
34  III, 27|       soul. But they who do not take up religion are of the earth,
35  III, 30|         ourselves, and delay to take up wisdom, which learned
36   IV, 11|        and they seek my life to take it away." On account of
37   IV, 12|        inquire of them, let him take especially from them: the
38   IV, 13|         be able, as it were, to take by the hand this frail and
39   IV, 14|        before His face, saying, Take away the filthy garments
40   IV, 15|   before foretold that it would take place, whose verses are
41   IV, 15|       directed His disciples to take a small ship and go before
42   IV, 17|       to the Lord your God, and take away the foreskins of your
43   IV, 18|        might show what ought to take place in every persecution,
44   IV, 18|       His passion would shortly take place, and that He, having
45   IV, 19|       believe on Him, and shall take up that cross to be borne
46   IV, 24|        happen, unless He should take to Himself a mortal body.
47   IV, 28|        that they who diligently take in hand again the things
48    V, 1 |      foolishly religious should take in hand this work of ours,
49    V, 9 |    entirely to exterminate and, take them away as witnesses of
50    V, 9 |      who shall wish to know all take in hand the books of Seneca,
51    V, 10|      one with harshness, I will take a character from the poets,
52    V, 17|      put a man to death, not to take the property of another.
53    V, 18|         he says, if he does not take away from the wounded man:
54    V, 18|      another. For why should he take a voyage, or what should
55    V, 18|         in wait for others, and take them by deceit, that they
56    V, 19|       than to inflict injury or take away the property of another,--
57    V, 19|      and after a short interval take away from virtue that which
58    V, 19|     always flourish. And if you take away these things, nothing
59    V, 19|       and slain, rather than to take incense in three fingers,
60    V, 20|        them anything of it, nor take anything back. Hence it
61    V, 22|      unable to effect that, may take them away altogether from
62    V, 23|     wretched, and poor, let him take the book of Seneca which
63    V, 24|   promises that He will quickly take vengeance upon them, and
64   VI, 3 |      good conduct, which cannot take place without great labour--
65   VI, 3 | spontaneously depart; or if you take away vices, virtues will
66   VI, 4 |        to attain to virtue, and take it ill that any one possesses
67   VI, 6 |      man, nor death itself, can take away from us. Since these
68   VI, 8 |        sun, where it rises, and take this as the guide of your
69   VI, 14|         virtues. For the Stoics take away from man all the affections,
70   VI, 15|       understand that when they take away vices from man, they
71   VI, 15|       vices from man, they also take away virtue, for which alone
72   VI, 15|         what nature allowed, to take away that affection which
73   VI, 15|       to pass, that they do not take away those things which
74   VI, 17|      virtues. Of others, I will take, for the sake of instruction,
75   VI, 18|         he must also diligently take care, lest by any fault
76   VI, 18|         and moderation, and not take upon himself his revenge,
77  VII, 3 |       for our, sake they should take in hand to administer aught?"~
78  VII, 4 |      given to man that he might take fishes on account of his
79  VII, 5 |   wanting, there is no victory. Take away a contest, and even
80  VII, 5 |       any evil; but this cannot take place as long as the soul
81  VII, 14| completed the consummation must take place, and the condition
82  VII, 14|    manner the consummation will take place, and what end awaits
83  VII, 15|        wonderful prodigies will take place throughout all the
84  VII, 16|      however, will these things take place in the accustomed
85  VII, 18|     That these things will thus take place, all the prophets
86  VII, 18|       again another:--~"He will take away the intolerable yoke
87  VII, 19| prophets, announced as about to take place:--~"But mortals shall
88  VII, 22|         the resurrection cannot take place while unrighteousness
89  VII, 22|         the resurrection should take place once only when evil
90  VII, 22|        know how or when it must take place; and therefore they
91  VII, 25|      completed this change must take place, and that the last
92  VII, 25|       of the world will shortly take place; except that while
93  VII, 26|          At the same time shall take place that second and public
94  VII, 26|          For they who wished to take away the worship of the
95  VII, 27|        and transitory; for they take their departure every clay,
96  VII, 27|       be left to others. We can take nothing with us, except