Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2 |        others, who did not hold the existence of gods, except that there
 2    I, 5 |           to their agreement in the existence of one providence. For whether
 3    I, 11|         beyond whom nothing has any existence, who is the source and origin
 4    I, 16|           duty, who both assert the existence of the true God and refute
 5    I, 16|              and yet believe in the existence of female deities, and worship
 6    I, 17|          usefully found out, to the existence of false and fictitious
 7   II, 1 |             we are about to have no existence after death, they altogether
 8   II, 3 |     regarded it as though it had no existence, because they were unable
 9   II, 3 |       authority, and not permit the existence of anything opposed to it.
10   II, 5 |       wisdom, if he understands the existence of God: the force and sum
11   II, 9 |      assailing those who denied the existence of a providence, now himself,
12   II, 9 |           could it have derived its existence, except God? For nature,
13   II, 9 |            out of that which has no existence, because through His eternity
14   II, 9 |            out of that which had no existence? Because it is impossible
15   II, 9 |           matter itself can have no existence. For matter is that out
16   II, 9 |           the gods, for they had no existence. But when he attempted to
17   II, 11|   entertained by those who deny the existence of a divine providence.
18   II, 11|   separately, which had no previous existence, begins to exist, and ceases
19   II, 11|   commencement belongs to the past, existence to the present, dissolution
20  III, 4 |          one, then the wise have no existence, because while they separately
21  III, 12|       obtains a continuation of its existence; and as the body, when over
22  III, 12|           and still do seek, has no existence either in the worship of
23  III, 17|            words:--~"When we are in existence, death does not exist; when
24  III, 17|            death exists, we have no existence: therefore death is nothing
25  III, 22|             frugality, which has no existence when there is no property
26  III, 28|    furnishes the beginning of their existence to all things. Or if nature
27  III, 28|           error they believe in the existence of fortune, as a goddess
28  III, 29|           for although she has some existence, yet no reason can be brought
29  III, 30|         cease to upbraid us, has no existence with us, but lies altogether
30   IV, 1 | superstitions, and believing in the existence of many gods, they suddenly
31   IV, 14|             gods, and to assert the existence of the one God, He had introduced
32   IV, 27|             if they acknowledge the existence of these demons, we have
33   IV, 27|             if they do not deny the existence and malignity of demons,
34    V, 6 |              a feeling which had no existence in them, but that they might
35    V, 10|        perceive that if she had any existence, she would never injure
36    V, 19|            arise. For if we have no existence after death, assuredly it
37    V, 20|         with us, because it has its existence altogether in the soul of
38    V, 21|           Epicureans, who admit the existence of gods, but deny that they
39   VI, 6 |           taken away, virtue has no existence at all; for what are the
40   VI, 6 |          man confess that it has no existence in philosophers "Nor," he
41   VI, 9 |          virtue is about to have no existence after the dissolution of
42   VI, 15|       assuredly virtue will have no existence, or not be in exercise,
43   VI, 20|             nor can virtue have any existence when pleasure reigns supreme."
44  VII, 3 |       disapprove if they denied the existence of gods with this object,
45  VII, 3 |          that they might affirm the existence of one; but when they did
46  VII, 4 |             book. For if it has any existence, as appears from the wonderful
47  VII, 6 |          death are about to have no existence? What do they perform, what
48  VII, 8 |         argument would give eternal existence even to dumb animals, unless
49  VII, 9 |          have altogether denied the existence of God, I should not only
50  VII, 9 |          But if they believe in the existence of gods who, if they exist,
51  VII, 9 |  contemplation of God, which has no existence in the dumb animals. Since
52  VII, 13|         they did not believe in the existence of any object which is not