Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |        and the guide to truth, we call to ether all, without any
 2    I, 6 |          Egyptians. The Egyptians call him Thoth; and from him
 3    I, 6 |       Aeolic dialect they used to call the gods by the word Sioi,
 4    I, 7 |         He has ministers, whom we call messengers. And that is
 5    I, 7 |      worship those beings whom we call the ministers of the Supreme
 6    I, 11|      heaven, by which name we now call it, and that which was above
 7    I, 13|     sister Rhea, whom in Latin we call Ops, is said to have been
 8    I, 14|         Latin is Dispater; others call him Orcus. Upon this they
 9    I, 20|         Lares were born, and they call her Lara, or Larunda. What
10    I, 21|         of Virtus, whom they also call Bellona, in which the priests
11    I, 21|          the same whom the people call Serapis. For it is customary
12    I, 21|          Cancer, which the Greeks call asses? That they were asses
13    I, 22|   sacrifice to her in secret, and call her the Good Goddess. And
14   II, 5 |       with what prayers we should call on them; unless perhaps
15   II, 7 |        earth, and sea, which they call Vulcan, Vesta, and Neptune.
16   II, 7 |               The trumpet used to call the ancient Quirites to
17   II, 9 |           the Greeks diabolus: we call him accuser, because he
18   II, 10|     revolutions of time, which we call years. The day, which the
19   II, 12|       method and design, which we call man, was produced by the
20   II, 17|       those whom the people truly call enchanters, when they practise
21   II, 17|   practise their detestable arts, call upon them by their true
22  III, 6 |           philosophy which we may call unstable or inconstant.
23  III, 7 | philosophy, which they themselves call moral, in which is contained
24  III, 8 |          true of those which they call the goods of fortune; for
25  III, 8 |           good. Why, then, did he call knowledge the chief good
26  III, 13|         of philosophy, which they call Logic, in which the whole
27  III, 14|         first, as I have said, to call himself a philosopher; or
28  III, 14|        heavenly benefits), do you call her the teacher of virtue
29  III, 28|   absolutely nothing. But if they call God nature, what perverseness
30  III, 29|          Sometimes, however, they call this god nature, sometimes
31   IV, 1 |      wisdom arrogant, and did not call themselves wise men, but
32   IV, 6 | innumerable other beings, whom we call angels, this first-begotten,
33   IV, 6 |          we have thought right to call God, since He made the second
34   IV, 7 |           Jews were accustomed to call their kings. But the meaning
35   IV, 7 |          letter are accustomed to call Him Chrestus. The Jews had
36   IV, 7 |          oil;"~on this account we call Him Christ, that is, the
37   IV, 10|         an ox in gold, which they call Apis, that it might go before
38   IV, 12|          bear a son; and ye shall call His name Emmanuel." What
39   IV, 12|    prophet, being himself a king, call his Lord, who sat at the
40   IV, 12|          I am the Lord God, which call Thee by Thy name, the God
41   IV, 12|          golden age (as the poets call it), that is, a time of
42   IV, 20|         prophets also themselves, call the law which was given
43   IV, 25|        man. From which the Greeks call Him Mesites, that He might
44   IV, 26|         of God. For you may truly call those deaf who do not hear
45   IV, 27|         lead men into errors, and call them away from the knowledge
46   IV, 27|           from the dead. Let them call forth Jupiter, Neptune,
47   IV, 27|       After these things let them call up Christ; He will not be
48   IV, 30|   separate assemblies of heretics call themselves Christians in
49    V, 5 |           of Saturnus, which they call the golden times, and they
50    V, 6 |       earth in the age which they call "golden," it is plain that
51    V, 9 |      thirsted for blood; and they call them desperate, because
52    V, 9 |           to themselves. For they call them impious, being themselves
53    V, 10|         breed,~And four who Ufens call their sire,~He takes alive,
54    V, 13|           these persons sometimes call it a womanish and anile
55    V, 20|        secured. What else shall I call them but miserable men,
56    V, 20|            therefore, do they not call day night--the sun darkness?
57    V, 20|           superstitions. Let them call us together to an assembly;
58    V, 23|    without the greatest virtue. I call him impatient, because he
59   VI, 2 |           heavenly light which we call the sun, they will at once
60   VI, 6 |        other have this office, to call man away from heavenly things
61   VI, 6 |         goods--as they themselves call them--that is, who by the
62   VI, 14|           the errors of those who call mercy, desire, and fear,
63   VI, 14|          In the same manner, they call these four (as I said) diseases,
64   VI, 17|           on the other hand, they call him who is not sparing of
65   VI, 17|     property. What then? shall we call him prodigal who through
66   VI, 17|           a vice. Therefore I can call them by no other name than
67   VI, 20|           committed. And yet they call these sports in which human
68   VI, 24|         nevertheless I should not call him sound if he is carried
69   VI, 24|      desires; but I should rather call him sound who does not raise
70  VII, 1 |      confusion of those for whose call He had before come. For
71  VII, 2 |          golden age, as the poets call it, should flourish, under
72  VII, 9 |         should not only refuse to call them philosophers, but even
73  VII, 10|         which the sacred writings call the second death, which
74  VII, 13|        the strain which musicians call harmony, is produced by
75  VII, 16|      overhanging. Then they shall call upon God, but He will not
76  VII, 17|        and he will constitute and call himself God, and will order
77  VII, 17|          sides and besieged, will call upon God with a loud voice,
78  VII, 19|        and King, and God, whom we call Christ, who before He descends
79  VII, 19|  Antichrist; but he shall falsely call himself Christ, and shall
80  VII, 20|       death; andafterwards I will call them into judgment, judging