Book, Chapter

 1    I, 22|       honour for himself, and a perpetual name for his entertainers
 2   II, 5 |         the rivers to flow with perpetual course!~"He also commanded
 3   II, 5 |  obedience to divine laws, by a perpetual necessity are subservient
 4   II, 5 |       plain that there would be perpetual day. Also if the stars had
 5   II, 10|      heaven, in which He placed perpetual light, and the gods above,
 6   II, 10|        is torpid with colds and perpetual ice belongs to the same
 7   II, 10|      each other the courses and perpetual revolutions of time, which
 8   II, 12|        winter nor summer, but a perpetual spring of an equable temperature.
 9   II, 13|       is immortal, and lives in perpetual light; if, on the other
10   II, 13|     death, which is itself also perpetual, as also is immortality.
11  III, 8 |    honourable character, except perpetual honour, conferred on any
12  III, 16|      they give themselves up to perpetual sloth, and undertake no
13  III, 29|        who appointed her as the perpetual harasser of the race of
14   IV, 4 |     rules, who has the true and perpetual power of life and death.
15   IV, 10|     consuls, but supported by a perpetual jurisdiction. Then, the
16   IV, 16|        a true and heavenly, and perpetual good, because it is neither
17   IV, 30|   watered by which he may enjoy perpetual light. Before all things,
18    V, 7 |      agitated by very great and perpetual errors. Therefore the appearance
19    V, 18|     when his mind is engaged in perpetual peace with men? Doubtless
20    V, 23|          because they cannot be perpetual, and they are sought through
21   VI, 3 |         immortality, will enjoy perpetual light; but he who, enticed
22   VI, 4 |      evils of short duration by perpetual goods, than to endure perpetual
23   VI, 4 | perpetual goods, than to endure perpetual evils for short and perishable
24   VI, 4 |          but with boundless and perpetual power may wish to be called
25   VI, 15|         desire is continued and perpetual inclination, but that joy
26   VI, 17|         to obtain justice, God, perpetual life, everlasting light,
27   VI, 21|  himself death; for as there is perpetual life in virtue, so there
28   VI, 25|        sacrifice; the gift as a perpetual offering, the sacrifice
29  VII, 2 |       man, so that it cannot be perpetual, so also his wisdom must
30  VII, 3 |  production itself? what in our perpetual succession? Doubtless God
31  VII, 5 |       he might depart, and by a perpetual succession renew that which
32  VII, 10|       and return. But virtue is perpetual, without any intermission;
33  VII, 10|         it shall fortify with a perpetual guard the breast which it
34  VII, 10|    permanent, because virtue is perpetual, and it is the human mind
35  VII, 10|       short duration; virtue is perpetual and constant, and always
36  VII, 11|    eternal, in which it suffers perpetual punishments and infinite
37  VII, 16|       only, but overspread with perpetual blood, will go through extraordinary
38  VII, 23|      them to His kingdom and to perpetual life. Respecting which resurrection
39  VII, 24|         and may be subjected to perpetual slavery. About the same
40  VII, 26|    shall be burnt for ever with perpetual fire in the sight of angels
41  VII, 27|        raise him to life and to perpetual light. Let no one trust