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 1    I, 7 |         one suspect that this is spoken of Jupiter, who had both
 2    I, 11|          say that the poets have spoken falsely, and yet they believe
 3    I, 20|         the Romans, since I have spoken of those which are common.
 4    I, 20|        flowers. These things are spoken with propriety, but to believe
 5    I, 21|   CONCERNING THE ROMANS.~We have spoken of the gods themselves who
 6   II, 3 |      were false. For when he had spoken many things which tended
 7   II, 8 |       woman, is reported to have spoken more than once; also that
 8   II, 13|          materials which we have spoken of as contrary to each other,
 9   II, 18|       those things which we have spoken of as being assigned in
10  III, 3 |        will not be known who has spoken the truth. It may possibly
11  III, 14|         a community. What can be spoken so contradictory? If the
12  III, 17|         AUTHORS OF ERROR.~I have spoken on the subject of philosophy
13  III, 19|          affairs of men was ever spoken more foolishly. As though,
14  III, 21|         long as it appears to be spoken of money. But how impossible
15  III, 22|       community of which we have spoken admits of nothing else but
16  III, 30|  CONCLUSION OF THE THINGS BEFORE SPOKEN; AND BY WHAT MEANS WE MUST
17   IV, 8 |         flesh. Whence it is thus spoken by Jeremiah: "Before I formed
18   IV, 9 |         of man's ability. I have spoken briefly, as I have been
19   IV, 11|         earth: for the Lord hath spoken, I have begotten sons, and
20   IV, 14| supposing that these things were spoken concerning Jesus the son
21   IV, 15|          CONCERNING THEM.~Having spoken of the second nativity,
22   IV, 16|   against whom these things were spoken, read them. But even now
23   IV, 26|       LAMB UNDER THE LAW.~I have spoken of humiliation, and frailty,
24   IV, 29|          mortal. We have already spoken of His mortality: now let
25   IV, 29|      When, therefore, He is also spoken of by the prophets as the
26   IV, 30|      follows that, since we have spoken sufficiently on the subject
27    V, 3 |        and preceding book I have spoken respecting the fraud and
28    V, 4 |   therefore, they of whom I have spoken had set forth their sacrilegious
29    V, 11|          without reason are they spoken of by the prophets as beasts.
30    V, 21|       the avenger." This is well spoken; for it is not right to
31   VI, 5 |          treatise if he had only spoken of that which is good and
32   VI, 6 |      name, of whom we have often spoken. From these two sources
33   VI, 18|   concerning which I have lately spoken, gave the greatest praises
34   VI, 19|       But that this which I have spoken of is the reason why the
35   VI, 21|        the eyes of which we have spoken. For who would not deem
36   VI, 21|     theatre. But we have already spoken of spectacles: there remains
37   VI, 24|       sight of God." What can be spoken with greater truth by him
38  VII, 4 |        FRAIL A BODY.~But we have spoken sufficiently on the subject
39  VII, 6 |          if it is unlawful to be spoken, and is not to be thought
40  VII, 7 |      infernal regions, which are spoken of, as happening in this
41  VII, 14|         THE WORLD.~Since we have spoken of the immortality of the
42  VII, 18|         concerning which we have spoken, he added these things: "
43  VII, 24|       did not know why they were spoken, they thought that all those
44  VII, 25|         are the things which are spoken of by the prophets as about
45  VII, 25|          things of which we have spoken are about to come to pass?
46  VII, 25|  respecting the signs, which are spoken by the prophets, for they