Book, Chapter

 1    I, 14|         uncle Titan, because he, contrary to his promise and oath,
 2    I, 21|         that the Curetes, on the contrary, were the first who did
 3    I, 22|          of Faunus who, because, contrary to the practice and honour
 4   II, 6 |       and suffering. And, on the contrary, if the world is God, its
 5   II, 7 |  religious institutions invented contrary to reason; and that you
 6   II, 8 |          in the setting forth of contrary subjects, I may either appear
 7   II, 9 |        he acquired for himself a contrary name. From which it appears
 8   II, 9 |    improbable. Therefore, on the contrary, it appears to me exceedingly
 9   II, 9 |        those things which have a contrary force and method must of
10   II, 10|     earth the darkness, which is contrary to these. For of itself
11   II, 10|        eternal life; and, on the contrary, He placed on the earth
12   II, 13|       which we have spoken of as contrary to each other, fire and
13   II, 17|       these can effect something contrary to the commands of the ruler,
14  III, 17|          of dear friends. On the contrary, he saw that the wicked
15  III, 18|    Others, again, discuss things contrary to these, namely, that the
16  III, 22|         them. But this wise man, contrary to the custom of men, and
17  III, 22|        to the custom of men, and contrary to nature, chose more foolish
18  III, 28|       and often asserting things contrary to one another, that you
19  III, 29|        and when she has breathed contrary to us we are dashed on the
20  III, 29|        that breeze, and what the contrary breath. It is disgraceful,
21   IV, 3 |          worship of many gods is contrary to nature, and contrary
22   IV, 3 |          contrary to nature, and contrary to piety. One only, therefore,
23   IV, 3 |          worship of many gods is contrary to reason and to nature,
24   IV, 15|          be distressed through a contrary wind. And when they were
25   IV, 23|         or death; but this is so contrary to nature, that all animals
26   IV, 28|         the gods; and he, on the contrary, be praised, who loves them
27   IV, 28|         has weight also from the contrary. For if it is wrong to pray
28    V, 1 |          avoids secret things as contrary to itself, inasmuch as it
29    V, 3 |   variance with one another, and contrary? For this is the nature
30    V, 7 |          retained that which was contrary to it, with which it might
31    V, 8 |         been neglected; because, contrary to that which is right,
32    V, 10|    things which are done by them contrary to the laws of piety. And
33    V, 15|          by a disputation to the contrary effect, and took away the
34    V, 16|         great honour is paid are contrary to virtue, and enervate
35    V, 21|      unconsciously fall into the contrary practice. Thus they adore
36    V, 21|        the limbs. But we, on the contrary, do not require that any
37   VI, 3 |      good or evil, that which is contrary may also be understood.
38   VI, 4 |         spiritual life, which is contrary to this earthly life, is
39   VI, 5 |         he defined virtue by its contrary, as though he should say,
40   VI, 11|         man. Therefore, if it is contrary to nature to injure a man,
41   VI, 15|       want of which they wished, contrary to what nature allowed,
42   VI, 16|          is another case, on the contrary, in which even to exult
43   VI, 17|          should fall back to its contrary. But yet I, not by any skilful
44   VI, 19|           hence wars have arisen contrary to justice. They use desire
45  VII, 5 | connected together, yet they are contrary, and oppose one another.
46  VII, 5 |        virtue unless He had made contrary things; nor can the power
47  VII, 10|      Since, therefore, vices are contrary to virtue, the whole systems
48  VII, 10|     necessity differ from and be contrary to each other. Because vices
49  VII, 10|         the soul; virtue, on the contrary, is mildness and tranquillity