Book, Chapter

 1    I, pref|        own gift, so that He might show the nothingness of human
 2    I, 11  |           an outward covering and show. It is possible that Mount
 3    I, 14  |         him Orcus. Upon this they show to Saturn the daughter Glauca,
 4    I, 15  |         inasmuch as men desire to show gratitude to their princes,
 5    I, 18  |     offerings to the dead, I will show from particular instances.
 6    I, 18  |   themselves; and ensnared by the show of empty glory, they give
 7    I, 21  |        the Cretan Jupiter himself show, except the manner in which
 8   II, 4   |        but not always. But I will show presently how that occurred.
 9   II, 8   |        found dreams which seem to show the power of the gods. For
10   II, 9   |         that, I will endeavour to show in the fourth book. Then
11   II, 9   |          providence made. Let him show how anything ponderous and
12  III, 1   |        everything, will assuredly show by how much surer arguments
13  III, 1   |     believed, I will endeavour to show that they never spoke so
14  III, 2   |          business of this book to show the emptiness and falsehood
15  III, 9   |          what this is, that I may show, as I designed, that all
16  III, 13  |          answer could be given to show that philosophy was not
17  III, 14  |         own books refute you, and show the nothingness of the learning
18  III, 15  |    concealing their vices under a show of wisdom, doing those things
19  III, 17  |        separately, I could easily show that this man was neither
20  III, 21  |           unjust this is, I could show by many things. Let us,
21  III, 30  |        this subject, that I might show that so many and great intellects
22  III, 30  |      competent witnesses, and may show that the folly with which
23   IV, 8   |        true religion. But we will show this plainly and clearly,
24   IV, 10  |         this arrangement, we will show that all things were foretold
25   IV, 10  |          assertion unless I shall show that the prophets before
26   IV, 10  |        writings. But I will first show for what reason Christ came
27   IV, 12  |         Son of man, that he might show that He had to be clothed
28   IV, 14  |          Jesus the Son of God, to show that He would first come
29   IV, 16  | remarkable punishment: that I may show that this very passion was
30   IV, 17  |        unto Jesus," that he might show that God was not speaking
31   IV, 17  |       also successor to Moses, to show that the new law given by
32   IV, 18  |         endure, but that He might show what ought to take place
33   IV, 18  |  thisinhospitable table they will show."~And another Sibyl rebukes
34   IV, 20  |           for He was unwilling to show Himself to the Jews, lest
35   IV, 22  |          ought to have been as we show that it actually was. And
36   IV, 22  |          not been easy for Him to show Himself to men without the
37   IV, 24  |        with flesh, so that he may show that even the flesh is capable
38   IV, 24  |         prefer man to God; but to show that man cannot be a perfect
39   IV, 26  |          and for the future might show the power of His heavenly
40   IV, 26  |           I will now endeavour to show. For God (as I have before
41   IV, 26  |           that even then He might show that a great multitude,
42   IV, 26  |          and divine blood, I will show in the last book.~
43   IV, 27  |       present it is sufficient to show what great efficacy the
44    V, 1   |           they themselves plainly show their distrust in their
45    V, 1   |  overpower the truth, that it may show its power; it seeks wealth,
46    V, 3   |      however deny them, wished to show that Apollonius performed
47    V, 9   |        purpose of censure, but to show their nature. Let those
48    V, 10  |            Nor is it difficult to show why the worshippers of the
49    V, 11  |           same impiety which they show in other things. And not
50    V, 11  |         of princes, that he might show by what punishments they
51    V, 15  |       second. But I wish first to show, summarily and concisely,
52    V, 18  |           is required from me, to show why God wished to enclose
53    V, 18  |       that course of life. But we show the truth of our statements
54    V, 18  |         appeared so, he wished to show that the truth lay hidden,
55    V, 19  |          be secret; that He might show the vanity and error of
56    V, 20  |     things are governed; let them show how the origins and beginnings
57    V, 20  |        but we teach, we prove, we show. And thus no one is detained
58    V, 23  |         appearances of virtue, to show respecting each how necessary
59    V, 23  |            Nor is it difficult to show why or how this happens.
60   VI, 2   |      discussion of this book will show; for nothing can be so illustrious
61   VI, 3   |        from God: but this we will show in these two books. But
62   VI, 3   |        were ignorant; then I will show what are their rewards,
63   VI, 6   |          It follows that I should show this also, that the philosophers
64   VI, 15  |         us; and they endeavour to show how providently and how
65   VI, 16  |         the right path. What if I show that there is a case in
66   VI, 17  |         since it is my purpose to show that those things which
67   VI, 17  |          in a simple manner, will show that the greatest fear is
68   VI, 17  |           ought to be done I will show presently: but that when
69   VI, 18  |         to bite in return. And to show how pernicious this repayment
70   VI, 19  |      anger; by which they plainly show that they neither know what
71   VI, 19  |      matter of no great labour to show what these limits are. Cupidity
72  VII, 7   |          whole. But it is easy to show that almost the whole truth
73  VII, 7   |       calumniate and mock; but we show that no sect was so much
74  VII, 7   |     abysses of mire: the prophets show the same thing. Therefore
75  VII, 11  |        body and soul? Do not they show that the soul is not subject
76  VII, 13  |      nature of man, that he might show how he was made by God,
77  VII, 14  |     former books, and we will now show, that it may be evident
78  VII, 14  |          their worshippers. And I show that the time of this judgment
79  VII, 16  |           this incredible, I will show how it will come to pass.
80  VII, 18  |     restored it." The Sibyls also show that it would not be otherwise
81  VII, 20  |       then the gaping earth shall show a Tartarean chaos; and all
82  VII, 25  |     writings of others, and might show that not only among us,