Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |          and of God, that we may put an end to deadly superstitions
 2    I, 1 |         oil this account we will put together all things briefly,
 3    I, 5 |          God! But these things I put off for the present, because
 4    I, 11|         birth he might have been put to death, as his elder brother
 5    I, 11|       his elder brother had been put to death; and if it had
 6    I, 13|        as the fables report, but put them to death; although
 7    I, 14|      rest of the history is thus put together. It is said that
 8    I, 14|     Jupiter had sent to seize or put him to death, scarcely found
 9    I, 18|           to overthrow towns, to put to death or enslave free
10    I, 20|      harlot, by name Leaena, had put to death a tyrant among
11    I, 20| Lacedaemon, they were routed and put to flight by the Spartan
12    I, 21|     sacrifices of this kind were put an end to by Hercules when
13    I, 21|        that sacrifice, when they put to death so large a part
14   II, 18|      power, and to drive out and put to flight by adjuration
15  III, 8 |         for the purpose of being put into exercise; but they
16  III, 9 |        offices of the body being put aside, the business of man
17  III, 12|          shall have overcome and put to flight these, the soul
18  III, 17|      fruits spring up, and trees put forth leaves? These things,
19  III, 17|          stated that I prefer to put off the discussion of this
20  III, 17|    favour us, let us plunder and put to death. For it is the
21  III, 18|     Roman wisdom, who, before he put himself to death, is said
22  III, 20|         feared lest he should be put upon his trial before Rhadamanthus,
23  III, 22|        known to them; and if you put others in their way, they
24  III, 26|        the whole man, and having put off the old man, render
25   IV, 5 |           But if any one, having put together arid examined the
26   IV, 10|         man, whose nature He had put on and represented, the
27   IV, 12|      rejoice, and let the clouds put on righteousness; let the
28   IV, 12|          let the earth open, and put forth a Saviour. For I the
29   IV, 16|       people, were stirred up to put Him to death. Now His humility
30   IV, 17|       like unto thee; and I will put my word in His month, and
31   IV, 18|       that He must suffer and be put to death for the salvation
32   IV, 18|         and that He, having been put to death by the Jews, would
33   IV, 18|        they mocked Him; for they put upon Him a scarlet robe,
34   IV, 18|      that punishment, yet He was put to death, and that, too,
35   IV, 18|        hands upon their God, and put Him to death, these testimonies
36   IV, 18|       themselves from blood, and put their hopes in that very
37   IV, 19|       three days' sleep he would put an end to death:--~"And
38   IV, 19|    sleeping three days, He shall put an end to the fate of death;
39   IV, 21|     their decease, when Nero had put them to death, Vespasian
40   IV, 22|          one who was guilty, was put to death as one who was
41   IV, 27|          or that the gods cannot put to flight the demons? Behold,
42   IV, 27|        his god being adjured and put to flight, the priest will
43    V, 1 |        he shall hear it, that he put off the forming of an opinion
44    V, 1 |          therefore they torture, put to death, and banish the
45    V, 3 |          that Christ Himself was put to flight by the Jews, and
46    V, 6 |         who, having defeated and put to flight a parent, did
47    V, 7 |       and justice which had been put to flight, that the human
48    V, 9 |          whereas, if they should put to death the wicked only,
49    V, 9 |       them, except that they are put to death or led away to
50    V, 11|      torturer, who determines to put no one to death. Therefore
51    V, 12|      prefer to be?" Assuredly he put forth this example as though
52    V, 13|         to be tortured and to be put to death; whereas they might
53    V, 13|     their own will, because they put their trust in God.~
54    V, 16|          is justice for a man to put himself on a level even
55    V, 17|   Certainly it is justice not to put a man to death, not to take
56    V, 18|          he will rather die than put another to death. Nor will
57    V, 19|         his hands, have his eyes put out, be condemned, put into
58    V, 19|      eyes put out, be condemned, put into chains, be burned,
59    V, 21|      sacrifices, says, "Let them put on piety, let them lay aside
60    V, 22|         name of the true God are put to flight. For when they
61   VI, 4 |        present advantage must be put aside, that a greater and
62   VI, 5 |        Then those of parents, to put our own interests in the
63   VI, 15|     without these nothing can be put in motion, nothing be done,
64   VI, 15|    motion, nothing be done, they put certain other things into
65   VI, 18|         guilt and danger, but to put an end to the contest itself,
66   VI, 20|       not only suffer them to be put to death, but also demand
67   VI, 20|        no difference whether you put a man to death by word,
68   VI, 20|         it is always unlawful to put to death a man, whom God
69   VI, 24|        of those things which are put forth from the innermost
70  VII, 1 |      subject, that an end may be put to the work. But this remains,
71  VII, 6 |          breathings of the winds put the clouds in motion? Why
72  VII, 10|        faithfully drive away and put to flight vices, unless
73  VII, 16| contaminate, plunder, spoil, and put to death. And at length,
74  VII, 27|           we must be beaten, and put in fetters;"~but things