Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |            earthly philosophy, who bring forward nothing certain.
 2    I, 1 |       things which we are about to bring forward are so plain and
 3    I, 6 | testimonies; but I will previously bring forward one which resembles
 4    I, 6 |         name. It remains for me to bring forward testimonies respecting
 5    I, 6 |         Erythrae to search out and bring to Rome the writings of
 6    I, 6 |          kind of proof ought we to bring forward against them, rather
 7    I, 11|          an instance which we will bring forward. When about to offer
 8    I, 13|         warned by an oracle not to bring up his male children, because
 9    I, 14|          born to him, he would not bring them up. He did so for this
10    I, 16|            sexual intercourse, and bring forth. For it is impossible
11    I, 16|        this argument which I shall bring forward. If there are two
12    I, 17|       small island where she might bring forth. The mother of the
13    I, 17|        Eryx; from Adonis she could bring forth no offspring, because
14    I, 18|       Finally, did he contrive and bring to light the herbs themselves,
15    I, 19|    performed I those actions which bring forth everlasting death. ~
16    I, 21|           find more things than we bring forward, from which he may
17    I, 23|           I have determined now to bring this book to an end, that
18   II, 3 |            in the meantime, let us bring to light false things, as
19   II, 4 |          for eating; to these they bring robes and costly garments,
20   II, 9 |      easily understood; and I will bring to light all these deceptions
21   II, 9 |           this difficulty; let him bring forward arguments by which
22   II, 9 |           God, He was unwilling to bring him into this world until
23   II, 12|          them, the earth ceased to bring forth, and the condition
24   II, 12|         reared without some one to bring them up. For they must have
25   II, 17|        they promise that they will bring it to pass, if temples,
26  III, 17|         for nothing but reason can bring to accomplishment anything
27  III, 17|           feared, not because they bring death, but because they
28  III, 17|            death, but because they bring great pain. But rather make
29  III, 19|            since death is about to bring either a better state than
30  III, 29|      inflicts evils only, let them bring forward some cause why,
31  III, 30|           customary or possible to bring forward in their defence;
32   IV, 3 |            For who will be able to bring up sons, unless he has the
33   IV, 5 |           the Greek writers. And I bring forward all these things,
34   IV, 10|           He might rise again, and bring to man, whose nature He
35   IV, 15|        Sibyls, from whose books we bring forward these examples;
36   IV, 20|           took them by the hand to bring them out of the land of
37   IV, 20|          the eyes of the blind, to bring out the prisoners from the
38   IV, 24|            fear both, because they bring upon me the severest tortures,
39   IV, 26|          in humility that He might bring assistance to the humble
40    V, 7 |    approached, sent a messenger to bring back that old age, and justice
41    V, 10|           proofs of justice did he bring forward to us?~"There walk
42    V, 18|         more perfect, the more you bring it to extremity, and choose
43    V, 18|          the errors of men, and to bring them back to the right way;
44    V, 20|          had found it; and neither bring with them anything of it,
45    V, 22|            governments, since they bring pleasures to the body, and
46   VI, 2 |          determined to convict and bring to light.~
47   VI, 3 |     removal of vices. Therefore we bring forward these ways in a
48   VI, 9 |         with virtues which in vain bring calamities and labours to
49   VI, 14|         man. It pleases me here to bring forward one subject of philosophy,
50   VI, 17|       altogether consists, wish to bring him to an immoveable insensibility
51   VI, 20|         poverty shall be unable to bring up children, it is better
52  VII, 1 |     madness and fire,"~say that we bring forward things plainly incredible;
53  VII, 1 |            and the things which we bring forward under the teaching
54  VII, 6 |           fall, that the earth may bring forth its increase, and
55  VII, 13|     dissolution. It remains that I bring forward witnesses by whose
56  VII, 13|        from Him; but I will rather bring forward those whom they
57  VII, 13|        authority we will hereafter bring forward. Therefore the opinion
58  VII, 24|         open its fruitfulness, and bring forth most abundant fruits
59  VII, 24|         source,--that the prophets bring forward and speak of many
60  VII, 24|          goats of themselves shall bring back home their udders distended
61  VII, 25|         considered it necessary to bring forward their testimonies