Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2 |         therefore undertaken the office of explaining the truth,
 2    I, 4 |       For they so discharged the office entrusted to them, that,
 3    I, 9 |        OEta, in return for which office he received his arrows.~
 4    I, 20|     people, and then perform the office of mimeplayers, and are
 5    I, 21|          the lictors, though his office as proetor gave him an exemption
 6   II, 3 |          body; whereas it is the office of the soul to perceive
 7   II, 3 |        the gods is an unavailing office:--~"Nor is it any piety
 8   II, 3 |           the capability of this office is assigned to us, to whom
 9   II, 12|       from the earth without the office of parents, provision must
10   II, 12|     Therefore God discharged the office of a true father. He Himself
11  III, 1 |         assistance of God, whose office this is. For when I know
12  III, 8 |     reached, since the force and office of virtue consist in the
13  III, 10|         For those which have the office of producing honey, when
14  III, 10|        the brutes, abdicates the office of man. Therefore the ignorant
15  III, 27|   sufficient for discharging the office of virtue that one sustains
16   IV, 10|       when He had discharged the office of His ministry, He might
17   IV, 13|        Father alone, without the office of a mother. But in His
18   IV, 13|        virgin's womb without the office of a father, that, bearing
19   IV, 14|          to discharge a peculiar office for Himself, and to separate
20   IV, 16|        And having performed this office and embassy from God, on
21   IV, 25|          He was born without the office of a father. For He had
22   IV, 26|       only does it discharge the office of its nature; but as long
23   IV, 26|          feet of the lame to the office of walking,--a strength
24    V, 2 |          things, that it was the office of a philosopher to remedy
25    V, 2 |      that he had undertaken this office, worthy of philosophy, that
26    V, 4 |           I have undertaken this office, that with all the strength
27    V, 11|     seventh book, concerning the office of the proconsul, has collected
28    V, 21|   because this is evil, even its office is destitute of good. But
29   VI, 5 |       describe its operation and office. For they only retained
30   VI, 6 |         from the other have this office, to call man away from heavenly
31   VI, 8 |          not have discharged the office of a philosopher, but of
32   VI, 10|         But, how ever, the first office of justice is to be united
33   VI, 11| Therefore the only sure and true office of liberality is to support
34   VI, 12|         that it belongs to their office to favour them with natural
35   VI, 12|  eternity. The last and greatest office of piety is the burying
36   VI, 12|        matter they discharge the office, not so much of those who
37   VI, 12|          man, we will fulfil the office of relatives, into whose
38   VI, 20|         recalled to their proper office. The other animals have
39  VII, 5 |     concealed good. But here the office of wisdom is needed, that
40  VII, 9 |         of the body in which the office of perception is contained.
41  VII, 10|         death, since its highest office is in the undergoing of
42  VII, 27|       religion, the strength and office of which depends on this,