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 1    I, 6 |      own authors, except in the case of the Erythraean Sibyl,
 2    I, 8 |     exist? For assuredly in the case of mankind and the other
 3    I, 11|     which I had omitted. In the case of one goddess only he exercised
 4    I, 11|      speak, was man; but in the case of that natural Jupiter,
 5    I, 11|         is a stranger, and in a case where the benefit is small.
 6    I, 12|  supported. Lastly, even if the case were as they would have
 7    I, 15|          or, as is commonly the case, in flattery of present
 8    I, 15|        to the heaven; as is the case with those who flatter kings,
 9    I, 15|       without hesitation in the case of Hercules, Liber, Aesculapius,
10    I, 16|          And this cannot be the case with a God. But let the
11    I, 16|       must we suppose to be the case with the gods who have been
12    I, 17|        from Cecrops? An evident case of incest, as I think, which
13    I, 18|        consequence. What is the case of our own countrymen? Are
14    I, 18|  produces no injury; but in the case of a king, because it occasions
15    I, 21|      the swift god;" so in this case no more suitable victim
16   II, 1 |        this, indeed, is not the case with men in their prosperity.
17   II, 2 |       for if they are gods, the case cannot be otherwise. Why,
18   II, 2 |       he is at hand. But in the case of God, whose spirit and
19   II, 4 |   succession to his son. In his case, therefore, because men
20   II, 4 |       should I say that, in the case of Verres himself, that
21   II, 7 |       your religion; but in the case of our ancestors it is reasonable
22   II, 9 |       away providence; in whose case, if you wish to oppose him,
23   II, 9 |     another. But if this is the case, it is plain that His power
24   II, 9 |        made this world. In that case, it follows that two eternal
25   II, 11|    these things are seen in the case of men individually: for
26   II, 11|         to have happened in the case of Phaethon; or by a deluge,
27   II, 17|       especially deceive in the case of oracles, the juggleries
28   II, 19|        this is the state of the case, that whosoever shall prostrate
29   II, 20|        me. For as in the former case we were oppressed by a multitude,
30  III, 1 |         to be the nature of the case, that simple and undisguised
31  III, 4 |        because it cannot be the case that nothing at all is known.~
32  III, 18|       man (as is wont to be the case with old women who are free
33  III, 18|         What shall we do in the case of Cicero, who, having said
34  III, 20|          What can you do in the case of those who wish to pry
35  III, 22|       were not separated in the case of other animals, he thought
36  III, 23|      which we see happen in the case of those animals which are
37   IV, 1 |         must necessarily be the case. For men ceased to raise
38   IV, 3 |     heart and tongue, as is the case with ours, which is true.
39   IV, 4 |         to be different in each case. For the one is concerned
40   IV, 8 |        was born;" which was the case with no one else but Christ.
41   IV, 13|      deny the real state of the case; as that which he says,
42   IV, 15|    could have contrived in this case, the skill of which is of
43   IV, 16|     divine honour: which is the case with those who are destitute
44   IV, 22|  Himself to be God. For in that case all would have obeyed the
45   IV, 24|     earthly teacher. For in the case of a man his instruction
46    V, 3 |         things were done in His case which were announced to
47    V, 7 |        is, the necessity of the case itself teaches. For if it
48    V, 13|         think, as is really the case, that neither the agreement
49    V, 13|   infused into them. But in our case (not to speak of men), boys
50    V, 17|    their characters, and in the case of the same persons often
51    V, 17|  violence upon another, in this case he is just, but foolish,
52    V, 18|       But let us grant that the case which the philosopher proposes
53    V, 18|        the life of another in a case which involves the destruction
54    V, 19|     appears as foolish as, in a case where life is endangered,
55    V, 23|        prove our point from the case of a single virtue. For
56   VI, 3 |   proposed to each, and in each case an immortal: but that the
57   VI, 5 |   virtue, as it has been in the case of many of the philosophers;
58   VI, 5 |       because the nature of the case is such that each must be
59   VI, 6 |        necessarily erred in the case of the other goods and evils
60   VI, 8 |         of your life, as in the case of a voyage, your feet will
61   VI, 10|       animal. Therefore, in the case of other men, we ought to
62   VI, 11|        not hope for this in the case of the needy, they think
63   VI, 12|       and although it be in the case of an unknown man, we will
64   VI, 12|       their preserver, in which case you need not fear thief
65   VI, 15|        fear caution. But in the case of the fourth they are at
66   VI, 16|       if I show that there is a case in which it is vicious not
67   VI, 16|       and that there is another case, on the contrary, in which
68   VI, 16|   doubts but that in the former case to rejoice a little, and
69   VI, 20|    accustomed to happen, in the case of each sex, even through
70   VI, 24|         are: "But if, as in the case of those who have gone astray
71   VI, 25| corruptible. Therefore, in each case, that which is incorporeal
72  VII, 1 |       for eternity. Whereas the case is far different, since
73  VII, 12|    false, and dissimilar to the case supposed; for the soul is