Book, Chapter

 1    I, pref|       For it is plain that some gave up their property, and altogether
 2    I, 1   |        their pleadings, at last gave themselves up to philosophy,
 3    I, 5   |         of the gods; but yet he gave us no information, for he
 4    I, 6   |         he fled into Egypt, and gave laws and letters to the
 5    I, 6   |       the ninth of Phrygia, who gave oracles at Ancyra;--the
 6    I, 11  |     parents might be preserved, gave their names to the heaven
 7    I, 11  |      lives or after their death gave their names to mountains
 8    I, 11  |         Latium, also, Aventinus gave his name to the mountain
 9    I, 11  |        and Tiberinus, or Tiber, gave his name to the river in
10    I, 11  |    ignorant of these things, he gave another account of the matter;
11    I, 11  |    called the firmament, and he gave to the heaven its name from
12    I, 11  |         Jupiter in prayer first gave the name of heaven to that
13    I, 12  |     productive organs, since he gave birth to Saturn himself;
14    I, 13  |    flesh, but that Jupiter, who gave to men laws and civilization,
15    I, 13  |    mountain tops dispersed,~And gave them statutes to obey,~And
16    I, 15  |       very style of expression, gave no indications of a distempered
17    I, 17  |     gods? And this circumstance gave rise to false opinions and
18    I, 18  |      The conferring of benefits gave the name of gods to Ceres
19    I, 18  |         must belong to Him, who gave to man both wisdom to discover,
20    I, 20  |       whose likeness it was, he gave it a name from the place.
21    I, 20  |      Jupiter; and when the rest gave way, Terminus alone remained.
22    I, 21  | barbarous, so savage, that they gave the name of sacrifice to
23    I, 21  |       the nymph Amalthea, which gave suck to the infant; and
24    I, 21  |         Phrygian strains, as it gave before."~Sallust rejected
25    I, 21  |    though his office as proetor gave him an exemption from this
26    I, 22  |         this in Sicily, when he gave the name of his host Acestes
27    I, 22  |  observance of his worship, and gave an example for the imitation
28   II, 1   |       and look to the earth, He gave to man an elevated countenance,
29   II, 2   |     your Creator raised you. He gave to you an elevated countenance;
30   II, 9   |         you prove this? For you gave no reason for its being
31   II, 9   |        it is natural to Him, He gave it to Himself, since God
32   II, 11  |       seas were filled. And God gave nourishment to all these
33   II, 11  |        are of great strength He gave, that they might assist
34   II, 13  |         God his Father. Then He gave to him fixed commands, by
35  III, 8   |       knowledge the chief good, gave something peculiar to man;
36  III, 13  |        rather to be praised who gave her. In the same manner
37  III, 15  |        of it as a rule of life, gave to it that which was its
38  III, 19  |         not dissimilar, that he gave thanks to nature, first
39  III, 19  |          if he had said that he gave thanks because he was born
40  III, 20  |      that a wise man deservedly gave thanks that he was born
41  III, 29  |      rudder, as though she both gave wealth and had the government
42   IV, 6   |      same poem:--~"But whom God gave for faithful men to honour."~
43   IV, 7   |        which the supreme Father gave Him from the beginning,
44   IV, 11  |       dwell in the land which I gave to you and to your fathers
45   IV, 15  |        of the feet, He not only gave the power of walking, but
46   IV, 15  |       Nor was it enough that He gave strength to the feeble,
47   IV, 18  |  nothing in His own defence, he gave sentence that there appeared
48   IV, 18  |        saluted Him as King, and gave Him gall for food, and mingled
49   IV, 18  |  rebellious, nor do I oppose: I gave my back to the scourge,
50   IV, 18  |   sixty-eighth Psalm: "And they gave me gall for my meat; and
51   IV, 18  |     meat; and in my thirst they gave me vinegar to drink." The
52   IV, 18  |      also would happen:--~"They gave me gall for my food, and
53   IV, 19  |    voice, and of His own accord gave up His spirit. And at the
54   IV, 26  |      the eyes of the blind, and gave light to those who did not
55   IV, 26  |      For the vinegar which they gave Him to drink, and the gall
56   IV, 26  |         and the gall which they gave Him to eat, held forth hardships
57   IV, 26  |     harsh and severe in itself, gave to us a sample of the future
58   IV, 30  |    should contend. Then that He gave us sure commands, which
59    V, 5   |        they who had possessions gave liberally and bountifully
60    V, 5   |       over the whole world?~"He gave to the black serpents their
61    V, 7   |         retained by God when He gave justice to the earth; and
62    V, 13  |       Regulus,--the one of whom gave himself up to be slain by
63    V, 18  |         by you, of whom the one gave himself to the tyrant as
64    V, 19  |         the breath of life, and gave them light. But if he is
65   VI, 9   |         was at Athens, who both gave alms to the needy, and entertained
66   VI, 10  |     furnish him with wisdom, He gave him, besides other things,
67   VI, 15  |     things. If, therefore, they gave another name to joy because
68   VI, 18  |     which I have lately spoken, gave the greatest praises to
69   VI, 19  |     what virtue is, nor why God gave anger to man. And if this
70   VI, 20  |        the most skilful Creator gave to man pleasure without
71   VI, 20  |          on the other hand, God gave virtue on this account,
72  VII, 4   |       the place of all these He gave to man that which was most
73  VII, 4   |   things, as many as exist, and gave him so much honour that
74  VII, 4   |      that the divine providence gave the place nearest to itself
75  VII, 5   |       want of nothing? Or if He gave such honour to man as to
76  VII, 5   |     living beings. Moreover, He gave to the earth, which He designed
77  VII, 5   |         conflict with evils, He gave both together, because each
78  VII, 11  |  everlasting, as He Himself who gave them. What shall I say of