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 1    I, 6 |      disputing against the Stoics concerning superstitions, and the variety
 2    I, 6 |      Lamia;--the third of Delphi, concerning whom Chrysippus speaks in
 3    I, 6 |       that book which he composed concerning divination;--the fourth
 4    I, 7 |                              VII. CONCERNING THE TESTIMONIES OF APOLLO
 5    I, 10|     Tarquitius, in a dissertation concerning illustrious men, says that
 6    I, 11|         But let us cease to speak concerning morals; let us examine the
 7    I, 11|       therefore, which they spoke concerning them as gods were feigned,
 8    I, 11|        not those which they spoke concerning them as men and this will
 9    I, 11|        persuasion. It is manifest concerning the share of Neptune; for
10    I, 11|          true, that he, forsooth, concerning whom the poets speak, was
11    I, 11|           Cicero, in his treatise concerning the Nature of the Gods,
12    I, 12|         laid down in his treatise concerning the Nature of the Gods.
13    I, 13|  RESPECTING THE GODS, AND IN THEM CONCERNING THE ORIGIN OF JUPITER, CONCERNING
14    I, 13| CONCERNING THE ORIGIN OF JUPITER, CONCERNING SATURN AND OPS.~If therefore
15    I, 14|      EUHEMERUS AND ENNIUS TEACHES CONCERNING THE GODS.~Now, since the
16    I, 15|         which he consoled himself concerning the death of his daughter,
17    I, 15|         what he says in his books concerning the Republic, and also concerning
18    I, 15| concerning the Republic, and also concerning glory? For in his treatise
19    I, 15|           employ, he thus decreed concerning religion: "Let them reverence
20    I, 15|           may understand the same concerning Jupiter and the other more
21    I, 17|                             XVII. CONCERNING THE SAME OPINION OF THE
22    I, 17|        OPINION OF THE STOICS, AND CONCERNING THE HARDSHIPS AND DISGRACEFUL
23    I, 18|       heaven,--not, however, that concerning which philosophers discuss,
24    I, 20|       conduct of Marcus Marcellus concerning the consecration of Honour
25    I, 21|         RITES; AND IN LIKE MANNER CONCERNING THE ROMANS.~We have spoken
26    I, 21|       Phenomena," when they speak concerning the two stars of Cancer,
27   II, 7 |      might direct all things. And concerning this senate, Propertius
28   II, 9 |          and judgment, and power; concerning whom I now speak more sparingly,
29   II, 10|         workmanship of the world, concerning which we are informed in
30   II, 18|          the living and the dead, concerning which judgment I shall speak
31  III, 4 |          no one can rightly judge concerning himself, as the renowned
32  III, 10|     comprehend divine things. And concerning this the opinion of Cicero
33  III, 17|           more magnificent abode. Concerning which transaction, in the
34  III, 17|        kings of philosophers, but concerning a man who, though of sound
35  III, 19|          thus set forth by Cicero concerning the Laws: "We may congratulate
36  III, 25|       must now speak a few things concerning philosophy in general, that
37   IV, 5 |          first speak a few things concerning the prophets, whose testimony
38   IV, 6 |        SIBYLS AND OF TRISMEGISTUS CONCERNING HIM.~God, therefore, the
39   IV, 7 |     heavenly and eternal kingdom, concerning which we shall speak in
40   IV, 9 |     briefly, as I have been able, concerning the first nativity. Now
41   IV, 13|       TESTIMONIES OF THE PROPHETS CONCERNING HIM.~Therefore the Most
42   IV, 14|         all the prophets declared concerning Christ, that it should come
43   IV, 14|          these things were spoken concerning Jesus the son of Nave, who
44   IV, 14|        the successor of Moses, or concerning Jesus the high priest the
45   IV, 15|         OF JESUS, AND TESTIMONIES CONCERNING THEM.~Having spoken of the
46   IV, 17|            Isaiah thus prophesied concerning the abolition of circumcision: "
47   IV, 18|        did not speak these things concerning himself. For he was a king,
48   IV, 29|       mortality: now let us teach concerning His unity. When we speak
49   IV, 30|     prediction of false prophets, concerning whom both the true prophets
50    V, 3 |           believed when he speaks concerning himself?, but on the testimony
51    V, 5 |          the promised disputation concerning justice must be given; which
52    V, 11|    Domitius, in his seventh book, concerning the office of the proconsul,
53    V, 20|         venture to teach anything concerning divine things, lest they
54   VI, 12|           protects human society, concerning which philosophers speak.
55   VI, 16|       OPINION OF THE PERIPATETICS CONCERNING THEM; WHAT IS THE PROPER
56   VI, 18|    opposition to his own precept, concerning which I have lately spoken,
57   VI, 24|          disheartened, or despair concerning himself, if, overcome by
58   VI, 24|         manner no less remarkable concerning conscience and God: "Let
59   VI, 25|          Now let us speak briefly concerning sacrifice itself. "Ivory,"
60   VI, 25|           in words. He thus spoke concerning justice: "Adore and worship
61   VI, 25|        entertain any such thought concerning that being of pre-eminent
62  VII, 1 |          spoke in the fourth book concerning His first advent, so in
63  VII, 13|         SOUL, AND THE TESTIMONIES CONCERNING ITS ETERNITY.~I have made
64  VII, 13|         Epicurus, and Dicaearchus concerning the dissolution of the soul
65  VII, 13|        would not venture to speak concerning the destruction of souls,
66  VII, 18|          enumeration of the evils concerning which we have spoken, he
67  VII, 23|          the books which he wrote concerning providence, when he was