Book, Chapter

 1    I, 4 |     Wherefore they, whose sins were brought to light and forbidden,
 2    I, 6 |     Demophile and they say that she brought nine books to the king Tarquinius
 3    I, 6 |        those of Erythraea, and were brought to Rome, under the name
 4    I, 6 |           all these Sibyls are both brought forward and esteemed as
 5    I, 6 |        verses which the ambassadors brought to Rome, are these testimonies
 6    I, 7 |            excellent in us. Another brought us into being, another formed
 7    I, 9 |           viz. anger; or he who has brought down most rapacious birds,
 8    I, 12| PHILOSOPHICAL SYSTEM.~Since we have brought to light the mysteries of
 9    I, 13|            burial? But when Ops had brought forth Jupiter, she stole
10    I, 13|             a rustic fashion,--~"He brought the race to union first,~
11    I, 14|             give him to Vesta to be brought up, concealing him from
12    I, 14|             to Saturn, and secretly brought up, secretly takes with
13    I, 14|           his promise and oath, had brought up male children. The rest
14    I, 15|          the gods produced you? You brought us forth within the regions
15    I, 16|             effect this, because he brought forward nothing true. This
16    I, 16|      worship them, are unconciously brought back to that which they
17    I, 17|             Cicero, following them, brought forward this opinion respecting
18    I, 17|            debauchery with Mars she brought forth Harmonia; from Mercury
19    I, 17|          Harmonia; from Mercury she brought forth Hermaphroditus, who
20    I, 18|           than to have produced and brought forth from the earth corn
21    I, 21|         lost. Afterwards the boy is brought forward, as if found, and
22    I, 21|     deserving of ridicule should be brought to light. It is true the
23    I, 21|       withdrawn from his father, or brought up? There is a goat belonging
24    I, 22|           after a long delay there, brought forward laws, as though
25    I, 22|             in time, inasmuch as he brought up Jupiter his grandson.
26   II, 1 |      emptiness of these things, and brought to light the impious vanity
27   II, 7 |   distinction of condition. Thus he brought together the people from
28   II, 8 |             a similar nature may be brought forward; but I fear that,
29   II, 9 |             bound up; that which is brought to an end was begun. If,
30   II, 9 |      completed. But he could not be brought in: for how could he exist
31   II, 9 |             of God, and that he was brought into this world as into
32   II, 9 |            created! If you had been brought up in a well-built and ornamented
33   II, 12|      retaining the productive seed, brought forth of itself certain
34   II, 17|          were sent for that purpose brought with them a serpent of immense
35  III, 2 |           removed, the truth may be brought to light and become manifest.
36  III, 6 |           by inquiry! For if he had brought forward this exception,
37  III, 9 |             of worshipping God, who brought us into being for his cause,
38  III, 13|             knowledge, they neither brought forward true arguments by
39  III, 16|             should seem not to have brought so much advantage to the
40  III, 16|           that; each result must be brought about in this life. It ought
41  III, 17|         things which are carried on brought about? There is no need
42  III, 25|           that the people should be brought together from every language,
43  III, 27|    differing and various things are brought forward, it is the part
44  III, 28|            They think that they are brought together to do battle with
45  III, 28|            that it would shortly be brought to perfection by those of
46  III, 29|     existence, yet no reason can be brought forward by them why she
47   IV, 5 |         truth may be made clear and brought to light, and that many
48   IV, 10|            Moreover, also, the wind brought quails into their camp,
49   IV, 10|          offended by them, as often brought them into bondage to n strangers,
50   IV, 12|         days. And they who stood by brought Him near s before Him. And
51   IV, 15|      commanded that these should be brought forward, and that the multitude,
52   IV, 18|           of God. But they took and brought Him before Pontius Pilate,
53   IV, 18|     degradation, therefore hath God brought upon them these evils."~
54   IV, 20|           us from cruel chains, and brought us out to the light of wisdom,
55   IV, 24|            no objection ought to be brought forward by him who is to
56   IV, 26|            aloud by their names, He brought them back from death. What
57   IV, 27|         error may be dispelled, and brought to the light of truth. For
58   IV, 27|          regions. What proof can be brought forward more certain than
59   IV, 29|          that passage which we have brought forward before, when he
60    V, 3 |            truth, however, have you brought to us, except that, being
61    V, 13|         also the malice of those is brought to light, who think that
62    V, 16|     sentiment is not false which is brought forward in Euripides to
63    V, 17|        interests of others." And he brought forward these arguments: "
64   VI, 3 |            And all these things are brought forward that it may appear
65   VI, 12|       returned, it is destroyed and brought to an end; for we cannot
66   VI, 20|           namely, that it should be brought up--he has certainly consigned
67   VI, 22|            enjoyments, we should be brought under the dominion of death
68   VI, 24|           is possible for him to be brought back, and to be set free,
69  VII, 3 |          with good reason. For they brought forward no reason why the
70  VII, 5 |             evident argument can be brought forward that God both made
71  VII, 6 |        production of men--if we are brought forth by chance for ourselves,
72  VII, 7 |     consists. But different persons brought forward all these things,
73  VII, 7 |           upon all things which are brought forward by those who disagree
74  VII, 15|           Romulus, by whom Rome was brought into being, and as it were
75  VII, 18|            wars and pestilences, He brought His world to its ancient
76  VII, 21|          and crimes shall have been brought to light will not rise again,
77  VII, 24|      accomplished. For visions were brought before their eyes by the
78  VII, 26|        forth from obscurity, and is brought into light, we are not censured