Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |     things will be dissolved and fall to decay. But to say that
 2    I, 4 |         fraud could not possibly fall, and yet they proclaimed
 3   II, 2 |           and of your own accord fall prostrate upon the ground?
 4   II, 3 |        approach every altar, and fall prostrate on the ground,
 5   II, 3 |        at all, that they may not fall into error, whereas this
 6   II, 4 |    broken to pieces, when houses fall through age, and when, consumed
 7   II, 12|        be a providence, and they fall into that very condition
 8   II, 18|        which are God's; but will fall into those things which
 9   II, 19|          the lowest things, must fall to that place to which he
10  III, 9 |          body; lastly, it cannot fall to the lot of any one without
11  III, 11|        consequence is, that they fall into a multiplicity of religions,
12  III, 11|     advance of age, and does not fall to the lot of many: for
13  III, 11|      more true of them. For they fall to the lot of fewer men,
14  III, 11|        by chance; and they often fall to the indolent, and sometimes
15  III, 12|     Therefore happiness does not fall to the condition of man
16  III, 17|         providence, why do rains fall, fruits spring up, and trees
17  III, 17|       they certainly are able to fall under the notice of the
18  III, 19|       the best thing, and not to fall upon these rocks of life.
19  III, 20|         to us." Let us therefore fall down upon the earth, and
20  III, 24|        rains, and snow, and hail fall upwards to the earth? And
21  III, 24|          truth, they necessarily fall into those things which
22  III, 24|          consequences. Thus they fall into many ridiculous things;
23  III, 24|  fictions, why all things do not fall into that lower part of
24  III, 28|       him to descend, or even to fall, but, as it were, placed
25   IV, 13|       Thee; in chains they shall fall down unto Thee, and shall
26   IV, 13|       who oppose Thee, and shall fall into confusion." In like
27   IV, 23|        teacher of this kind will fall into contempt, and will
28   IV, 26|       feet liable to stumble and fall, walks in the way of death.
29   IV, 29|        when he said: "They shall fall down unto Thee, and make
30   IV, 30|       lest we should at any time fall into the snares and deceits
31    V, 4 |        and philosophy altogether fall, if all shall be persuaded
32    V, 8 | worthless, and wish that she may fall from heaven, as it were,
33    V, 9 |         worshippers of God, they fall with all the strength of
34    V, 13|          same mind. For if women fall into error through the weakness
35    V, 20|      acceptable, and if he shall fall, obtains the highest glory,
36    V, 21|        blindly and unconsciously fall into the contrary practice.
37    V, 23|    either inflicted or happen to fall upon us. Therefore the just
38   VI, 3 |        hesitate, slip about, and fall. And all these things are
39   VI, 4 |     goods to righteousness, will fall into greater and more lasting
40   VI, 7 |    without any guide, they might fall upon that very thing which
41   VI, 11|       fear to lose, do lose, and fall into that which they chiefly
42   VI, 11|          any rate they decay and fall to pieces by mere length
43   VI, 14|       shall exceed these limits, fall into vices; so that constancy,
44   VI, 14|         appearance of good, they fall into evils, while they are
45   VI, 17|       admit that anything should fall back to its contrary. But
46   VI, 20|     without limit, and liable to fall into vice, because He set
47  VII, 6 |        thunders roar, or showers fall, that the earth may bring
48  VII, 9 |       works, although He did not fall under the notice of our
49  VII, 15|        nevertheless at some time fall. There is nothing prepared
50  VII, 15|   greater an overthrow will they fall, because those buildings
51  VII, 16|     short space; and stars shall fall in great numbers, so that
52  VII, 16|     loftiest mountains also will fall, and be levelled with the
53  VII, 19|       sign: There shall suddenly fall from heaven a sword, that
54  VII, 25|         itself declares that the fall and ruin of the world will
55  VII, 25|         world itself is about to fall. Now let us return, to set
56  VII, 26|        walls of all cities shall fall, and God shall cause the