Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |          us no information, for he took his commencement not from
 2    I, 7 |          who in that same response took away from the other gods
 3    I, 7 |       other gods their name, as he took away the dominion from Jupiter.
 4    I, 7 |        upon another." Therefore we took to some one to whom we owe
 5    I, 10|          too effeminate. And so he took to himself in marriage that
 6    I, 11|       perceive that the occurrence took place on earth, inasmuch
 7    I, 11|        except that the transaction took place on the earth? Therefore
 8    I, 11|         And the Curetes. his sons, took charge of him, and honoured
 9    I, 13|    acquired greater resources, and took the title of king.~
10    I, 18|       heaven at the time when this took place. I indeed cannot determine
11    I, 19|          that the occurrence never took place; nay, rather, because
12    I, 22|         they were burnt--that they took away the authority due to
13   II, 4 |            to each season. He also took off the golden beard from
14   II, 4 |         before his father. He also took away the bowls, and spoils,
15   II, 8 |       other without any hesitation took and cut it. In the next
16   II, 9 |            it? If it had force, it took that force from some one.
17   II, 11|      agreed by all that the deluge took place for the destruction
18   II, 11|           If, therefore, the flood took place for the purpose of
19  III, 16|       taken up by all. He, when he took away philosophy without
20  III, 22|       itself overthrown. But Plato took away above all things frugality,
21  III, 22|         which can be possessed; he took away abstinence, since there
22  III, 22|          which one can abstain; he took away temperance and chastity,
23  III, 22|            virtues in each sex; he took away self-respect, shame,
24  III, 27|         who is devoted to pleasure took upon himself the character
25  III, 28|            religion, but they even took it away; while, led on by
26  III, 30|     religion which was corrupt, or took it away altogether. Let
27   IV, 17|    abolished circumcision; that He took away the necessity of abstaining
28   IV, 18|           the Son of God. But they took and brought Him before Pontius
29   IV, 19| disturbance among the people, they took Him down from the cross,
30   IV, 19|         laid me down to sleep, and took my rest, and rose again,
31   IV, 20|         fathers, in the day that I took them by the hand to bring
32   IV, 27|           aspire to divinity, they took to themselves the names
33    V, 2 |            fishermen, as though he took it ill that some Aristophanes
34    V, 3 |          all living creatures, you took away the kingdom from your
35    V, 6 |        violence and armed men, and took away that golden age of
36    V, 8 |         and temperance, and faith, took up their abode! In short,
37    V, 15|           the contrary effect, and took away the justice which he
38   VI, 6 |     defender of the good, since he took up arms in defence of the
39   VI, 10|           in the same way as again took place after the deluge,
40   VI, 10|   assembling together of this kind took place at the beginning;
41   VI, 20|           The philosophers rightly took this away. For they say