Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |           at any time see for what purpose they were born; for this
 2    I, 9 |          who did not speak for the purpose of censure, but to proclaim
 3    I, 11|             For it was not for the purpose of detraction that they
 4    I, 14|        them up. He did so for this purpose, that the kingdom might
 5    I, 17|       which she commanded for this purpose, that she alone might not
 6    I, 20|           but only by the will and purpose. For what else is it to
 7    I, 21|         have been invented for the purpose of concealing some greater
 8   II, 3 |        reality, yet still in their purpose; since, if not the only,
 9   II, 6 |           living creatures for the purpose of drinking and bathing,
10   II, 6 |           as a house, made for the purpose of being inhabited, has
11   II, 8 |        appear to have forgotten my purpose, or may incur the charge
12   II, 11|           flood took place for the purpose of destroying wickedness,
13   II, 15|          And this is said for this purpose, because God had sent them
14   II, 17| ambassadors who were sent for that purpose brought with them a serpent
15   II, 17|          or city, according to the purpose of God, either by prodigies,
16   II, 18|          beneath our feet for this purpose, that it may be trodden.
17  III, 8 |            is given to all for the purpose of life or generation, is
18  III, 8 |           he says something to the purpose; but, however, it will not
19  III, 8 |           arts are learned for the purpose of being put into exercise;
20  III, 9 |    Anaxagoras, when asked for what purpose he was born, replied that
21  III, 9 |           we are not born for this purpose, that we may see those things
22  III, 9 |         who is truly wise for what purpose he was born, he will answer
23  III, 9 |           that he was born for the purpose of worshipping God, who
24  III, 15|          manner, and with the same purpose. But it makes no difference
25  III, 16|         philosophy itself, for the purpose of exercising the tongue,
26  III, 16|        they do not dispute for the purpose of teaching, but for their
27  III, 17|           vices. Moreover, for the purpose of drawing the multitude
28  III, 23|          that he was born for this purpose, that he might behold the
29  III, 24|           they say anything to the purpose? Or is there any one so
30   IV, 7 |            relate, before that the purpose of God shall be fulfilled.
31   IV, 25|            necessity, but of man's purpose and will. For we have one
32    V, 9 |           out of many, not for the purpose of censure, but to show
33    V, 11|            accomplishment of their purpose. But they do these things
34    V, 14|        away from his sentiment and purpose by no torturers, but that
35    V, 18|        this life in vain and to no purpose. But more on this subject
36    V, 18|      understanding either with the purpose of doing that which is good
37   VI, 2 |           that he wrote it for the purpose of recommending these books
38   VI, 6 |           begun to attain to their purpose and their wish in reaching
39   VI, 9 |    importance; but he has it to no purpose, since he is destitute of
40   VI, 9 |            in his life without any purpose. For if the hope of immortality
41   VI, 12|       inquired into, and it is the purpose which is weighed. Therefore
42   VI, 14|      effect: in the meantime their purpose is arrogant and almost mad,
43   VI, 17|      refuting them; since it is my purpose to show that those things
44   VI, 18|          that we may return to our purpose), to whom alone the truth
45   VI, 19|           was given to us for this purpose, that we may employ it for
46   VI, 25|         with a good and honourable purpose. Temples are not to be built
47  VII, 4 |       necessarily be made for some purpose. For who is there either
48  VII, 4 |           build it merely for this purpose, that it may be a house,
49  VII, 6 |          has been created for this purpose, that we may be born; we