Book, Chapter

 1    I, 10|         land, beneath the sod were laid."~What did Mercury, a thief
 2    I, 11|      framed the heaven itself, and laid the foundations of the earth.
 3    I, 12|           whose opinion Cicero has laid down in his treatise concerning
 4    I, 14|           and avoiding the danger, laid an ambush for Jupiter to
 5    I, 20|        them to be Messenians, they laid bare their persons. But
 6    I, 21|            they say that Vesta had laid herself on the ground for
 7   II, 9 |           earth beneath were being laid; when humid things, perchance,
 8   II, 18|     discussing the anger of God be laid aside for the present; because
 9  III, 13|           be sought, when you have laid aside that kind of learning,
10  III, 16|      philosophy must altogether be laid aside, because we are not
11  III, 18|         that the soul is immortal, laid violent hands upon themselves,
12  III, 23|     profitable to many is securely laid out. But who approves of
13  III, 23|          the equality of faults as laid down by Zeno? But let us
14  III, 28|        contempt of things which is laid claim to with magnificent
15  III, 29|            to the subject which we laid aside. Fortune, therefore,
16   IV, 1 |           subject had, as it were, laid its hands upon their minds,
17   IV, 6 |         them under heaven; when He laid the strong foundations of
18   IV, 8 |           teach us, in which it is laid down that this Son of God
19   IV, 10|            their thirst and hunger laid aside, they fell away into
20   IV, 14|            and heard these things, laid impious hands upon their
21   IV, 17|           that the breast is to be laid bare; that is, that we ought
22   IV, 17|          ordered that it should be laid bare, that by this argument
23   IV, 18|          be crucified, though they laid nothing else to His charge
24   IV, 19|        Also in the third Psalm: "I laid me down to sleep, and took
25   IV, 21|          the provinces, everywhere laid the foundations of the Church,
26   IV, 21|             and lastly, everything laid waste with fire and sword,
27   IV, 26|          Therefore, because He had laid down His life while fastened
28    V, 2 |        gods, but also that, having laid aside their pertinacious
29    V, 4 |          ought for a while to have laid aside divine readings, and
30    V, 6 |           vices of a king, all men laid aside piety, lest, if they
31    V, 9 |       which of these things can be laid to the charge of our people,
32    V, 13|            could not escape death, laid his hand upon the burning
33   VI, 4 |     resistance, your lands will be laid waste, your house plundered,
34   VI, 4 |      present gratification must be laid aside, lest the enemy should
35   VI, 9 |            care, and attention, be laid out in gaining His favour.~
36   VI, 24|           and lawfully. And I have laid down a few chief points
37  VII, 1 |          well: the foundations are laid, as the illustrious orator
38  VII, 1 |         says. But we have not only laid the foundations, which might
39  VII, 1 |         that very One on whom they laid wicked hands. But we shall
40  VII, 3 | foundations of many mountains, are laid waste by latent and internal
41  VII, 8 |            the divinity itself has laid open to us the truth.~
42  VII, 12|            frailty, because it has laid aside its frail covering.
43  VII, 17|            Thus the earth shall be laid waste, as though by one
44  VII, 19|      middle of the heaven shall be laid open in the dead and darkness
45  VII, 27|        must as soon as possible be laid aside, which soothe the