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 1    I, 10|              childhood, proved to be impious, and almost a parricide,
 2    I, 11|            except that the memory of impious guilt and debauchery remains
 3    I, 11|            is not only ignorant, but impious, who disparages the excellency
 4    I, 12|            he was not even just, but impious not only towards his sons,
 5    I, 18|           aside their pernicious and impious madness, and live in innocence
 6    I, 21|          ought rather to be esteemed impious, who, though they are embellished
 7    I, 21|         ofttimes produced wicked and impious deeds." What advantage,
 8    I, 21|           than to worship deities so impious. profane, and sanguinary?
 9    I, 22|         Latium, who both established impious rites to his grandfather
10   II, 1 |             and brought to light the impious vanity of men, to assert
11   II, 5 |           are not only unlearned and impious, but also blind, foolish,
12   II, 7 |           authority it is said to be impious to depart. Romulus, when
13   II, 9 |          rest. Man was produced."~So impious must we think it to search
14   II, 18|        suffers men to err, and to be impious even towards Himself, just,
15  III, 17|             or worshipped them in an impious manner; and that even the
16  III, 20|             only senseless, but also impious; because they wished to
17  III, 20|        things which it is considered impious for men to look upon. Therefore
18  III, 20|            this heavenly temple with impious disputations, than those
19   IV, 10|               and justly visited the impious and ungrateful people with
20   IV, 11|             law, going astray to the impious worship of false gods, then
21   IV, 14|             heard these things, laid impious hands upon their God? But
22   IV, 14|           might turn them from their impious and vain worship to the
23   IV, 16|       against Him, and conceived the impious design of putting Him to
24   IV, 16|            Does he not describe that impious design entered into by the
25   IV, 17|             priests to regard Him as impious, because He destroyed the
26   IV, 18|            of His, as ill-omened and impious. And when Pilate had heard
27   IV, 18|          death, and that, too, by an impious man, who was ignorant of
28   IV, 20|          ungrateful towards Him, and impious. Mine heritage, he says,
29   IV, 26|            came into the hands of an impious nation, when, by the knowledge
30    V, 2 |     interests of men, in order that, impious and foolish superstition
31    V, 3 |        system would suffer cruel and impious things. But he affirmed
32    V, 3 |              to his books which were impious and the enemies of God the
33    V, 6 |           his kingdom, but set up an impious tyranny by violence and
34    V, 6 |             men to become wicked and impious, even from this very circumstance,
35    V, 8 |              to that which is right, impious superstitions have been
36    V, 8 |             Therefore the unjust and impious worship of the gods has
37    V, 9 |       themselves. For they call them impious, being themselves forsooth
38    V, 9 |           those whom they condemn as impious, they would now understand
39    V, 9 |               and that which is more impious, in order that they may
40    V, 9 |            commit wicked actions are impious. For it is impossible that
41    V, 10|               then become especially impious? For the more religiously
42    V, 10|              they worship gods whose impious and profane rites are an
43    V, 11|           fury, the satellites of an impious command. For that was no
44    V, 11|              murderers have invented impious laws against the pious.
45    V, 12|          though they were wicked and impious. For as to what he says,
46    V, 19|             is thought abandoned and impious who deserts his father,
47    V, 19|     threatens by His prophets to the impious and the rebellious.~
48    V, 20|             OF THE VANITY AND CRIMES IMPIOUS SUPERSTITIONS, AND OF THE
49    V, 20|              to the just the name of impious. Besides this, if they have
50    V, 21|        safety? or whence is piety so impious, that they either destroy
51    V, 21|       therefore, when we suffer such impious things, we do not resist
52   VI, 4 | superstitions, that he may make them impious. But to those who seek for
53   VI, 9 |          Therefore he is undoubtedly impious who does not acknowledge
54   VI, 10|          broken this is to be deemed impious, and a parricide. For if
55   VI, 12|            to do it, and he would be impious and detestable if he did
56   VI, 12|             and neglected; but their impious wisdom is rejected alike
57   VI, 17|          done, which is a wicked and impious thing; but that when compelled
58   VI, 19|            it is both pernicious and impious to use it towards those
59   VI, 19|          those of our own age. It is impious, because humanity is injured;
60   VI, 20|             Who can doubt that he is impious who gives occasion for the
61  VII, 3 |            we are at once wicked and impious in doing violence to the
62  VII, 16|         human; shall contrive things impious to relate, and detestable;
63  VII, 17|           when he hears of this, the impious king, inflamed with anger,
64  VII, 18|             and he will do away with impious laws and violent chains."~
65  VII, 20|         judging the life of piousand impious men."~Not all men, however,
66  VII, 22|   punishments, and are driven to the impious worship of gods made with
67  VII, 23|         shall institute, judging the impious and the holy at the same
68  VII, 24|             after the destruction of impious religions and the suppression
69  VII, 26|         descend upon the hostile and impious people, and showers of brimstone,
70  VII, 26|             regarded as accursed and impious. Since the truth now comes
71  VII, 26|               that they might defend impious superstitions, lie in ruin.