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 1    I, 3 |     unemployed. And so is comes to pass, that for the government
 2    I, 3 |      either each must be unable to pass beyond his own limits, or,
 3    I, 6 |            PREDICTIONS.~Now let us pass to divine testimonies; but
 4    I, 9 |     against. From this it comes to pass, that he alone ought to
 5    I, 10|         judged endurable. I cannot pass by the cases of Amphitryon
 6    I, 13|           because it would come to pass that he should be driven
 7    I, 20|           see that it will come to pass that vices will break in
 8   II, 9 |      indescribable. For this is to pass the limits of one's own
 9   II, 11|          and fruitful, which I now pass over on this account, because
10   II, 17|         that they will bring it to pass, if temples, honours, and
11   II, 17|          necessary result comes to pass, they acquire for themselves
12   II, 18|    determined at the last times to pass judgment on the living and
13  III, 4 |          be without wisdom. Let us pass through them separately;
14  III, 6 |        bridge, so to speak, we may pass without any danger of falling;
15  III, 7 |         THE CHIEF GOOD.~Let us now pass to the other part of philosophy,
16  III, 8 |          into the way, but also to pass an opinion on the controversies
17  III, 14|            his country? But let us pass by those things, which may
18  III, 16|            exercise of virtue, and pass their whole life in the
19  III, 16|            any part of life should pass away, the end of which is
20  III, 17|       short, no moment of time, to pass away from us without pleasure;
21  III, 18|          ignorant why that came to pass, or what was the nature
22  III, 19|           life. And so it comes to pass, that if life has been passed
23  III, 19|           blessings. For when they pass all their lives in a variety
24  III, 19|    imagined, that it might come to pass that the soul which was
25  III, 20|            descends from heaven to pass sentence on the opinions
26  III, 21|             From which it comes to pass, that he not only esteems
27  III, 29|             From which it comes to pass that there is no virtue
28  III, 30|          AND BY WHAT MEANS WE MUST PASS FROM THE VANITY OF THE PHILOSOPHERS
29   IV, 4 |        religious. Thus it comes to pass that philosophers, and those
30   IV, 10|   published that it should come to pass at length that the Son of
31   IV, 10|          For He made His people to pass through the midst of the
32   IV, 11|        their God, it would come to pass that He would change His
33   IV, 12|     everlasting, which shall never pass away, and His kingdom shall
34   IV, 12|         and that which shall never pass away, and His kingdom shall
35   IV, 14|             that it should come to pass at some time, that being
36   IV, 15|         things should thus come to pass as they did. They read indeed
37   IV, 15|         says that it would come to pass that she would be called
38   IV, 15|           all things shall come~to pass, ~Then ye will remember
39   IV, 17|        shows that it would come to pass that this law would be destroyed
40   IV, 17|     foretold that it would come to pass that a very great prophet
41   IV, 18|            that this would come to pass, and repeatedly said that
42   IV, 18|    announced that it would come to pass that He should be betrayed
43   IV, 18|          did not, however, himself pass sentence, but delivered
44   IV, 18|         Now, that it would come to pass that the Jews would lay
45   IV, 18|           and every one that shall pass by it shall be astonished,
46   IV, 19|   testifies: "And it shall come to pass in that day, saith the Lord,
47   IV, 21|            it was about to come to pass, that after a short time
48   IV, 21|             Then it should come to pass that they should feed on
49   IV, 21|       foretold as about to come to pass.~
50   IV, 23|       possible? Whence it comes to pass, that no one obeys the precepts
51   IV, 24|          organs. Hence it comes to pass, that an earthly teacher
52   IV, 26|    signified that it would come to pass that, turning to the nations
53   IV, 26|           it would shortly come to pass, that they who were destitute
54   IV, 26|           it would shortly come to pass that those who were lately
55   IV, 26|     declared that it would come to pass that He would gather to
56   IV, 27|         that can in no way come to pass. What, then, is the power
57   IV, 28|     religious: thus it has come to pass, that in the names superstitious
58    V, 1 |       celebrity. Hence it comes to pass that wisdom and truth need
59    V, 2 |       which was unknown to them. I pass by those who in former times
60    V, 5 |            to all, that they might pass their life in common, not
61    V, 8 |            cannot possibly come to pass. But it was not possible
62    V, 10|        delighted. Thus it comes to pass that the god fashions the
63    V, 13|            flesh? Thus it comes to pass, that when peace is given
64    V, 18|         wise man? Thus it comes to pass, that he can never be just
65   VI, 3 |      another: and thus it comes to pass that vices cannot be removed
66   VI, 4 |      everlasting. Thus it comes to pass, that goods of short duration
67   VI, 5 |          But that which is able to pass from one to the other is
68   VI, 12|       treat you well if they shall pass without your bloodshed.
69   VI, 15|      adversary. And so it comes to pass that there can be no good
70   VI, 15|       moderation. Thus it comes to pass, that they do not take away
71   VI, 18|           favour. Thus it comes to pass, that a just man is an object
72   VI, 19|          all of these; and if they pass these limits and begin to
73   VI, 21| intermission. And if any one shall pass its limits, and shall seek
74   VI, 24|            to retrace the way,~And pass into the light of day,~Then
75  VII, 1 |           mortal. Thus it comes to pass, that whatever is liable
76  VII, 1 |        they know. Thus it comes to pass that the poor and humble,
77  VII, 6 |          so many? Thus it comes to pass, that if yon depart from
78  VII, 10|          DEATH.~Let us now in turn pass on to those things which
79  VII, 12|      believe it. Therefore we must pass by those things which have
80  VII, 14|          But how that will come to pass I will explain in its order.
81  VII, 15|         over them, it must come to pass that all nations, that is,
82  VII, 15|            that it will so come to pass, the predictions of the
83  VII, 16|           show how it will come to pass. First, the kingdom will
84  VII, 18|          these things thus come to pass, then He who is Lord, and
85  VII, 20|            same King and God shall pass judgment, to whom the supreme
86  VII, 22|            That earthward they may pass once more,~Remembering not
87  VII, 22|           that they may be able to pass a happy life whose death
88  VII, 24|          things shall then come to pass which the poets spoke of
89  VII, 25|        spoken are about to come to pass? I have already shown above,
90  VII, 25|           Sibyls say shall come to pass, who can doubt that the
91  VII, 26|       before, that it will come to pass at the commencement of the