Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |        since there are many and various offices of the members,
 2    I, 11|    safety, and supplies us with various kinds of food! He has no
 3    I, 15|      and Delos Apollo. And thus various sacred rites have been undertaken
 4   II, 1 |    foolish persuasion undertook various and dissimilar rites were
 5   II, 5 |         is, the heaven with its various lights, the earth with its
 6   II, 5 |  agreement of the times in such various courses during all eternity,
 7   II, 10|        resemblance the many and various superstitions which belong
 8   II, 11|       commanded that animals of various kinds and of dissimilar
 9   II, 11| multitude when spread abroad by various conversations, every one
10   II, 12|        might be formed into the various figures of bodies; and also
11   II, 12|          foreseeing, sagacious, various, acute, gifted with memory,
12   II, 13|     might be nourished by their various fruits; and being free from
13  III, 1 |   people, who are the slaves of various and foolish superstitions,
14  III, 4 |          and they all entertain various sentiments. In which do
15  III, 5 |   experience finds out. For the various courses of the sun and moon,
16  III, 7 |         entertain different and various opinions. But in this, as
17  III, 8 |      possibly appear excessive, various, and--excepting those goods
18  III, 10|        in different places with various outlets, assuredly they
19  III, 17|       collects an assembly from various and differing characters;
20  III, 17|        such foresight, that the various members, being disposed
21  III, 17|         is it that they compose various objects? They meet together,
22  III, 27|          and many differing and various things are brought forward,
23  III, 28|        the affairs of then with various casualties, because they
24   IV, 1 |      folly of one age embracing various superstitions, and believing
25   IV, 27|  overthrowing man, have founded various systems of worship for themselves
26    V, 13|       that men are lacerated by various kinds of tortures, and that
27    V, 18|         the snares of others in various ways. But wisdom falls to
28   VI, 4 |     endeavours to ensnare us by various arts, directing his rage
29   VI, 4 |         be pious he involves in various superstitions, that he may
30   VI, 9 |         there are different and various laws amongst all people,
31   VI, 17|        from the recollection of various kinds of death, when the
32   VI, 20|        arising from the eyes is various and manifold, which is derived
33  VII, 2 |        Therefore they fell into various and ofttimes contradictory
34  VII, 3 |       it were, impressions with various representations of Himself,
35  VII, 5 |    bringing forth and producing various, things, that by the abundance
36  VII, 5 |  desired, and the enjoyments of various pleasures, by which the
37  VII, 5 |  contests of men, and with what various arts are they carried on!
38  VII, 5 |     which appear good, that is, various and delightful enjoyments,
39  VII, 6 |       increase, and nourish its various productions? Why, in short,
40  VII, 12|     their abodes, consisting of various and dissimilar bodies. And
41  VII, 22|    through different mouths and various discourses, changed the
42  VII, 24|       wool learn to counterfeit various colours;~But the ram himself
43  VII, 25|        sacred writings and from various histories, how great is