Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |       errors. And this they will assuredly do if they shall at any
 2    I, 2 |        intelligence. And for us, assuredly, it is very easy to follow
 3    I, 8 |       always about to exist? For assuredly in the case of mankind and
 4    I, 11|    himself. But he who does this assuredly knows that he is not the
 5    I, 15|     worthy of being consecrated, assuredly it was this. If the offspring
 6    I, 21|       really occurred; and which assuredly declares, if we have any
 7    I, 21|         aside his error, he will assuredly laugh at the follies of
 8   II, 1 |        is there: and this cannot assuredly be done by him who worships
 9   II, 2 |        sight of the man himself? Assuredly not. For the likeness of
10   II, 3 |        offer vow after vow."~And assuredly if these things are useless,
11   II, 9 |          in making. There is one assuredly, and that no other than
12   II, 9 |          it was built? You would assuredly ask the same question about
13   II, 11|     happened by chance, it might assuredly have happened that he who
14   II, 12|       circumstances which follow assuredly cannot be by chance,--that
15   II, 12|        infant is reared, he will assuredly understand that those earth-born
16   II, 12|         to divine providence, he assuredly does not assert, but overthrows
17   II, 17|         who was innocent, slain? Assuredly nothing then happened to
18   II, 20|       investigation, and I shall assuredly succeed in causing them
19  III, 1 |   testimony for everything, will assuredly show by how much surer arguments
20  III, 10|     places with various outlets, assuredly they have some understanding.
21  III, 11|        the endurance of evil, it assuredly is not the chief good. Let
22  III, 11|      overpowered by desire, that assuredly is virtue. Therefore it
23  III, 14|         philosophy be wisdom, he assuredly lives foolishly who does
24  III, 16|    regarded as mere talkers. But assuredly, because they contributed
25  III, 19|        it is without perception, assuredly there is no evil." Cleverly
26  III, 27|       eternal life is connected, assuredly do not know the power of
27  III, 29|          historian who says, But assuredly fortune bears sway in everything.
28   IV, 1 |       earth. And on this account assuredly the happiness of the ancient
29   IV, 6 |          who is the Son of God."~Assuredly He is the very Son of God,
30   IV, 8 | accomplished whatever He wished, assuredly He did not require the co-operation .
31   IV, 15|         own writers. But he will assuredly not think this who has read
32   IV, 15|    called mad and deceitful. But assuredly~"They will say that the
33   IV, 24|       majesty in His own person, assuredly God will not be able to
34    V, 4 |          them attend, and I will assuredly effect that whosoever shall
35    V, 8 |          this were kept in mind, assuredly men would live the life
36    V, 12|          he would prefer to be?" Assuredly he put forth this example
37    V, 16|          the judgment of God For assuredly, since all things in this
38    V, 19|        no existence after death, assuredly it is the part of the most
39    V, 19|  conferred upon it by the gods? "Assuredly it delights itself," he
40    V, 20|         of this nature; and then assuredly their error and folly will
41    V, 23|        has said many things, not assuredly with the ignorance of this
42   VI, 4 |        which they were acquired, assuredly no labour ought to be refused
43   VI, 5 |         then is, not to sin. And assuredly he cannot discharge this
44   VI, 9 |        and ears, and tongue. For assuredly he sees who has beheld with
45   VI, 9 |       are to be endured, it will assuredly be the greatest folly to
46   VI, 11|       the meaning of "suitable?" Assuredly those who are able to restore
47   VI, 13|     riches on justice alone; for assuredly he who is without this,
48   VI, 15|          of virtue in vices. For assuredly virtue will have no existence,
49   VI, 24|         to him God; and he might assuredly have despised Zeno, and
50   VI, 25|          by learned men, nothing assuredly is of greater importance
51  VII, 2 |      which it contains, you will assuredly understand how much the
52  VII, 6 |       imagine that souls perish? Assuredly there is none; for what
53  VII, 7 |          reduce it to a body, he assuredly would not disagree with
54  VII, 9 |      this falls to man alone, it assuredly testifies that we may aim
55  VII, 22|       former condition? He would assuredly be taken away from the eyes