Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |          doubt, as all things were placed in order, arranged, and
 2    I, 5 |         things from water. Thus he placed the material of all things
 3    I, 6 |        name was taken from men and placed among the gods. According
 4    I, 11|           on board of which he was placed had its tutelary deity in
 5    I, 11|           alone ought to have been placed in all the temples. What
 6    I, 11|            admit of, when they are placed before the feet of Jupiter
 7    I, 11|           a golden column had been placed by Jupiter himself, on which
 8    I, 11|            it as a good token, and placed it under his own protection.
 9    I, 13|            not from himself? Being placed in heaven, why did he not
10    I, 15|         whose services to men have placed them in heaven: Hercules,
11    I, 16|         inhabitants of heaven have placed their dwellings." If they
12    I, 20|            image of a harlot to be placed in the temple, they erected
13    I, 20|     themselves; nor are they to be placed within walls or shrines
14    I, 20|            they should be false if placed without man. Therefore I
15    I, 22|           a covered jar of wine is placed at her sacred rites. Therefore
16   II, 4 |          woollen garment should be placed upon him, saying that a
17   II, 5 |          and of such a figure, God placed in theheaven; and having
18   II, 10|          He founded the earth, and placed it under the heaven, as
19   II, 10|            twinkling stars; but He placed on the earth the darkness,
20   II, 10|            the heaven, in which He placed perpetual light, and the
21   II, 10|           and, on the contrary, He placed on the earth darkness, and
22   II, 13|          which I have pointed out, placed him in paradise, that is,
23   II, 13|            garden, in which He had placed the knowledge of good and
24   II, 14|         successive generation, and placed a limit at a hundred and
25   II, 17|         with Varro, because he had placed a beautiful boy on the carriage
26   II, 18|          adore the earth? which is placed beneath our feet for this
27  III, 6 |            see that there would be placed in the middle that which
28  III, 7 |      privation of pain, Hieronymus placed the chief good in the absence
29  III, 7 |           follow virtue. Aristotle placed the chief good in integrity
30  III, 8 |           chief animal ought to be placed in that which it cannot
31  III, 9 |           business of man is to be placed in the mind alone. Therefore
32  III, 18|          by the command of Him who placed us in this body that we
33  III, 24|           be false. But since they placed confidence in the first,
34  III, 28|          to fall, but, as it were, placed on the highest top of a
35  III, 30|            only safety for man, is placed in this doctrine, which
36   IV, 1 |      things, and greater trust was placed by men in evil, inasmuch
37   IV, 6 |         creator of all things, who placed the sweet breath in all,
38   IV, 6 |    strengthened the mountains, and placed them under heaven; when
39   IV, 14|            Him with a garment, and placed a fair mitre upon His head.
40   IV, 25|            both God and man, being placed in the middle between God
41   IV, 27|        sacrificed, having the sign placed on their foreheads, they
42   IV, 27|         Lastly, if there should be placed in the midst one who is
43   IV, 30|      briefly marked out by us, and placed in its own peculiar dwelling-place,
44    V, 6 |          which the life of man was placed by that king who, having
45    V, 9 |          cause the people who were placed in hope, and not ignorant
46    V, 22|       cannot be seen, for they are placed in virtue only, must t therefore
47    V, 23|            those in whose power He placed them, that He may both confirm
48    V, 24|            in their arrogance, and placed His eternal name beneath
49   VI, 4 |          and fruits. For there are placed in it all things which are
50   VI, 4 |            failing. In this he has placed justice, temperance, patience,
51   VI, 6 |          encounter, the victory is placed at the disposal of God,
52   VI, 7 |        secret might be hidden, God placed in his way things which
53   VI, 9 |           which all the senses are placed, that is, the eyes, and
54   VI, 15|          is of cultivation; and He placed the subject-matter of vices
55   VI, 20|             who, when they see men placed under the stroke of death,
56   VI, 24|           very great, and which is placed in the heart of man, and
57   VI, 24|       defiled with blood, there is placed righteousness, patience,
58  VII, 4 |           defence and covering. He placed his defence and ornament
59  VII, 5 |          second book. Therefore He placed in the heaven lights, whose
60  VII, 5 |            agreement. Therefore He placed man in the midst, between
61  VII, 13|      mortal; and bringing this, he placed it in the midst, between
62  VII, 13| philosophers, although he has been placed among the gods, and honoured
63  VII, 18|           yoke of slavery which is placed on ourneck, and he will
64  VII, 23|         all its actions; and being placed in the possession of heavenly
65  VII, 27|       strengthened the heaven, who placed in it the sun, with the