Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |          but he did not venture to set up the heaven as the primeval
 2    I, 7 |          true God, whose name they set forth, while they assign
 3    I, 10|            guilty of homicide, and set free from the charge of
 4    I, 11|           Stygian marsh: "Which is set forth the sole object of
 5    I, 11|            dread? Or by whom is it set forth? Is there, then, some
 6    I, 15|        benefits by which they were set in order and reduced to
 7    I, 15|     example of Plato, he wished to set forth those laws which he
 8    I, 18|           of her who taught men to set up the woof? What place
 9    I, 20| illustrious law of yours which you set forth in these words: "But
10    I, 21|   sacrifice of this animal is thus set forth in the Fasti:-When
11   II, 2 |          adore, and therefore they set up images; and since these
12   II, 4 |          vain, therefore, that men set off and adorn their gods
13   II, 8 |         wished it. Claudia also is set forth as an example of a
14   II, 9 |           WISDOM.~I will therefore set forth the method of all
15   II, 9 |           the fabric of the world, set over the whole work that
16  III, 1 |           melts away, unless it is set off and polished with decoration
17  III, 2 |           the whole error has been set forth, it is the business
18  III, 8 |  definition that bare knowledge is set forth. For all will begin
19  III, 12|          understood that virtue is set before us on this account,
20  III, 17|      temples themselves were often set on fire by lightning. And
21  III, 17|          struck with lightning and set on fire not once only, but
22  III, 19|         And this sentiment is thus set forth by Cicero concerning
23  III, 24|            this error must also be set forth by us. For they are
24  III, 24|            sun and the moon always set towards the same quarter,
25  III, 24|            and sun, when they have set, by the very rapidity of
26  III, 25|         variety of intellects, and set off by the studied language
27  III, 25|       ransomer himself, because he set so small value upon Plato.
28  III, 27|            the hope of immortality set before him, his mind is
29   IV, 3 |           sons. Lastly, the son is set at liberty as if he were
30   IV, 6 |           work before the ages. He set me up in the beginning,
31   IV, 7 |       meaning of this name must be set forth, on account of the
32   IV, 13|            for my name, and I will set up His throne for ever;
33   IV, 15|           ordered the disciples to set them before the people,
34   IV, 17|          that circumcision He hath set before us repentance, that
35   IV, 26|           speak truth--that is, to set forth the excellency and
36   IV, 26|          when He had determined to set man free, sent as His ambassador
37   IV, 28|           no other hope of life is set before man, except that,
38   IV, 29|            is no God." When he had set forth two persons, one of
39   IV, 30|   supporters, than to endure those set over them, over whom they
40   IV, 30|    themselves before desired to be set. But some, not sufficiently
41    V, 3 |             and that his image was set up under the name of Hercules,
42    V, 3 |       those very gods? For, having set forth the praises of the
43    V, 4 |          of whom I have spoken had set forth their sacrilegious
44    V, 5 |          nor any race being as yet set apart in the belief of its
45    V, 6 |         not seize his kingdom, but set up an impious tyranny by
46    V, 9 |            destroy the innocent or set free the guilty without
47    V, 10|          the learned, but are even set forth in the theatres, and
48    V, 19|         difficulty being at length set forth, that most narrow
49    V, 20|            and principle; let them set forth what reward there
50   VI, 1 |            can be known or clearly set forth. I come now to that
51   VI, 3 |           down to hell, and I will set forth what these virtues
52   VI, 4 |           But that heavenly way is set forth as difficult and hilly,
53   VI, 4 |           good and evil things are set before man at the same time,
54   VI, 4 |           contest with an enemy is set before you, you must first
55   VI, 4 |        magistracies, that they may set a mark upon the annals,
56   VI, 5 |   KNOWLEDGE.~But before I begin to set forth the separate virtues,
57   VI, 8 |         knowledge of the truth has set forth that law? But I consider
58   VI, 9 |       another thing, which God has set forth to all as uniform
59   VI, 9 |            having any greater hope set before him, prefers labours,
60   VI, 10|            We do not deserve to be set free in our own dangers,
61   VI, 14|            life have other virtues set before us, respecting which
62   VI, 20|         fall into vice, because He set before him virtue, which
63   VI, 24|            brought back, and to be set free, if he repents of his
64  VII, 1 |          eternal. I will therefore set forth the system of the
65  VII, 3 |            men they have willed to set in order the glorious nature
66  VII, 3 |         God. It is our business to set forth the mystery of the
67  VII, 4 |          and evil things should be set before man--good things
68  VII, 4 |          good and evil things were set before him on this account,
69  VII, 4 |         him so much honour that He set him over all things, since
70  VII, 5 |            and evil, that He might set virtue before them composed
71  VII, 5 |          next place, that He might set before man virtue, that
72  VII, 5 |         Therefore, because God has set forth virtue before man,
73  VII, 7 |         been made nor arranged and set in order without some most
74  VII, 8 |       Finally, Tullius also having set forth the opinions of all
75  VII, 12|        death. But death, as I have set forth, does not entirely
76  VII, 12|   dissolution, or that he is being set free from the body, when
77  VII, 14|           seven stars which do not set, and seven luminaries which
78  VII, 15|         worshippers of God, may be set free. And as then signs
79  VII, 17|            But I will more plainly set forth the manner in which
80  VII, 18|    destroyed all the wicked, would set at liberty the pious. Which,
81  VII, 18|          by His supreme Father, to set free the righteous from
82  VII, 24|           exult, being rescued and set free from the dominion of
83  VII, 25|        fall. Now let us return, to set forth the other things which
84  VII, 26|           sun to stand, so that he set not for three days, and
85  VII, 26|          for three days, and shall set it on fire; and excessive