Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6 |         private persons. We have shown before that Varro made the
 2    I, 11|     Saturn, and that his tomb is shown in that island. How, therefore,
 3    I, 11|        might have argued, I have shown. Now I will say in what
 4   II, 1 |      PROSPERITY.~ALTHOUGH I have shown in the first book that the
 5   II, 8 |       very persons, whom we have shown to be no gods, have often
 6   II, 10|     false superstitions might be shown from these. For as the sun,
 7   II, 13|         soul is fire, as we have shown, it ought to mount up to
 8   II, 17|        sight. For God, as I have shown in the beginning, does not
 9   II, 18|   everlasting punishment. I have shown that the religious rites
10   II, 18|        in so many ways as I have shown, it is manifest that those
11  III, 2 |        of superstitions has been shown in the two former books,
12  III, 4 |   destruction. But if, as I have shown, there can be no inner and
13  III, 10|     reflection, as I have before shown. We must therefore devote
14  III, 12|          truth, as I have lately shown. And if this was not the
15  III, 13|         others. And since I have shown that philosophers erred
16  III, 26|         simplicity and truth, is shown by daily proofs. Give me
17   IV, 2 |      book, if I shall first have shown that wisdom is so closely
18   IV, 3 |          Father is also Lord, is shown even by reference to civil
19   IV, 4 |       their multitude, as I have shown above, but also by reason:
20   IV, 5 |         KINGS.~Now, since I have shown that wisdom and religion
21   IV, 6 |        of the greatest power, is shown not only by the unanimous
22   IV, 12|         And this is more plainly shown by Isaiah, when he says: "
23   IV, 13|       His name, since (as I have shown above) He was called Christ
24   IV, 21|       His passion, as Daniel bad shown that it would be, saying: "
25   IV, 28|        things are so, as we have shown, it is plain that no other
26    V, 4 | altogether ignorant, and to have shown to him by degrees the beginnings
27    V, 7 |       the earth; and this I have shown in another place, and whenever
28    V, 7 |         is admirably and briefly shown by Quintilian in "the muffled
29    V, 16|        foolishness is (as I have shown) the greatest wisdom; so
30    V, 18|       present discussion, I have shown how justice bears the resemblance
31    V, 19|    reward of immortality. I have shown, as I think, why our people
32    V, 21|         power to avenge contempt shown towards Himself, as also
33   VI, 4 |          in each of which he has shown both good and evil things,
34   VI, 6 |     virtue; and secondly, I have shown what virtue is, and in what
35   VI, 9 |          are no other, as I have shown in the third book, than
36   VI, 15|        which its power is either shown or exists. Now let us see
37   VI, 15|         greater length, and have shown that many names are attached
38   VI, 16|         virtues. Then it must be shown that the causes of the affections,
39   VI, 20|       through error? For this is shown by the example of OEdipus
40  VII, 5 |           Now virtue, as we have shown, is the worship of the true
41  VII, 11|         follows that the soul is shown to be immortal from this,
42  VII, 12|         since virtue, as we have shown, is the contriver of immortality,
43  VII, 14|         immortality we have both shown in the former books, and
44  VII, 15|       the coming destruction was shown to the Egyptians, so at
45  VII, 25|          to pass? I have already shown above, that when six thousand