Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |      obscure to men, and to those especially who are commonly esteemed
 2    I, 2 |           other philosophers, and especially by the Stoics, who taught
 3    I, 2 |           his own philosophy, and especially in those which treat of
 4    I, 6 |          of Italy and Greece, and especially from those of Erythraea,
 5    I, 6 |       then, proclaim one God, and especially the Erythraean, who is regarded
 6    I, 7 |      divine above all others, and especially prophetic, giving responses
 7    I, 9 |           men nor gods, but these especially who sting the praises of
 8    I, 11|           Hence men are deceived; especially because, while they think
 9    I, 11|         most ancient temples, and especially in the sanctuary of the
10    I, 11|           in him worthy of a god, especially that he is related to have
11    I, 11|           among the ancients, and especially among the Greeks. Thus we
12    I, 20|       profligacy, in those places especially where their naked bodies
13    I, 21|         lives, at an age which is especially pleasing to parents, and
14    I, 22|          was that Sabine king who especially engaged the rude and ignorant
15   II, 1 |          others, the one which is especially neglected; and that men
16   II, 4 |     should they not leave to them especially the opportunity of avenging
17   II, 8 |            It is therefore right, especially in a matter on which the
18   II, 8 |     things may be enumerated, and especially this, that Accius Navius,
19   II, 9 |   contrived such great works; and especially if you should see large
20   II, 11|        the same, and in this they especially agree with the language
21   II, 11|      fields."~And this opinion is especially entertained by those who
22   II, 12|         very condition which they especially avoid. For while the animals
23   II, 17|         of immense size. But they especially deceive in the case of oracles,
24   II, 17|          God, they themselves may especially appear to be doing or to
25  III, 7 |            let us select one, and especially that which is the chief
26  III, 7 |         not yet begun to be wise? especially when the Academic is close
27  III, 8 |           kill; and that which is especially to the point, they have
28  III, 9 |          if he is wise; and to it especially belongs humanity. For what
29  III, 17|          wars the better men were especially overcome and slain. But
30  III, 17|         and slain. But that which especially moved him, was the fact
31  III, 17|           that religious men were especially visited with weightier evils,
32  III, 17|           stratagem, or by force, especially if there is no God who regards
33  III, 22|     extinction of which virtue is especially necessary. Therefore he
34  III, 25|        service during those years especially in which they are able to
35  III, 27|           would not laugh at him? Especially, because a man who is devoted
36  III, 29|         ought to have been to him especially doubtful; for to a wise
37   IV, 2 |          is evident that it ought especially to be sought there where
38   IV, 4 |        the chief good, which they especially seek; nor will the worshippers
39   IV, 8 |   TESTIMONIES OF PROPHETS.~For we especially testify that He was twice
40   IV, 12|     inquire of them, let him take especially from them: the testimony
41   IV, 13|      wonderful deeds, by which He especially claimed faith is His divinity,
42   IV, 13|         account, David, whom they especially read above the other prophets,
43   IV, 17|        willed that this should be especially understood, that they should
44   IV, 26|           why was it by the cross especially? why by an infamous kind
45   IV, 26|        than others, the cross was especially chosen, which might signify
46   IV, 29|         any one has a son whom he especially loves, who is still in the
47    V, 1 |           many of them waver, and especially those who have any acquaintance
48    V, 1 |        harsh flavour. For this is especially the cause why, with the
49    V, 2 |        both in other matters, and especially in defending the religious
50    V, 2 |           the judges, and who was especially the adviser of enacting
51    V, 3 |         not wish that that should especially befall him after death which
52    V, 3 |          refuses immortality, and especially when you say that he was
53    V, 4 |            in order that he might especially be refuted by his own authorities.
54    V, 6 |     others by slavery, they began especially to withdraw and collect
55    V, 9 |     innocent. What must we say is especially the cause of this excessive
56    V, 10|        when they think themselves especially pious, then become especially
57    V, 10|     especially pious, then become especially impious? For the more religiously
58    V, 17|       supported by it may escape, especially since there is no witness
59    V, 19|             by many comforts, and especially supports itself by its own
60    V, 20|         boys. For, since they are especially clever, they know from books
61    V, 21|     therefore to ask them to whom especially they think that they are
62    V, 22|           may remain. For this is especially the cause why it is thought
63    V, 23|     harassed and pressed, then we especially give thanks to our most
64    V, 23|          these causes have always especially increased the number of
65   VI, 1 |    defended the truth, yet it may especially be elucidated by the mode
66   VI, 1 |           the mind; and when they especially think that they are alive,
67   VI, 6 |          But the course of virtue especially consists in the acquisition
68   VI, 10|           that we may refute them especially by their own feelings and
69   VI, 11|           to your advantage: give especially to him from whom you hope
70   VI, 11|         short and perishable, and especially that of the eyes and ears,
71   VI, 12|         them. But these works are especially ours, since we have received
72   VI, 13|           done away with. For God especially desires that men shall be
73   VI, 20|      inflamed with lust, which is especially excited by seeing; and every
74   VI, 21|       makes you a better man. And especially this sense ought not to
75   VI, 24|           course of life: then he especially guards against this very
76  VII, 2 |          of God Himself. This was especially the cause of all the errors
77  VII, 3 |        creatures as His care, and especially man. to whose command He
78  VII, 4 |          to the philosophers, and especially to Cicero, who says: "Why
79  VII, 5 |        conversant with good only, especially desires this, that we should
80  VII, 12|          the reason why virtue is especially to be used, that the mind--
81  VII, 26| faithfully concealed and covered, especially by us, who bear the name
82  VII, 26|        daily prayers, that He may especially guard thee whom He has wished