Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |        as warfare could not be carried on without one general and
 2    I, 5 |  infatuated by false opinions, carried them back; by which custom
 3    I, 11|     arrows. He is said to have carried away Ganymede by an eagle;
 4    I, 11|       the poets. But he either carried him off by a legion, which
 5    I, 13|        eaten his sons, who has carried them out to burial? But
 6    I, 21|      so in these Proserpine is carried away to contract an incestuous
 7    I, 21|     That they were asses which carried across father Liber when
 8    I, 21|      was praetor, nevertheless carried the sacred shield, preceded
 9    I, 23|     itself. For Agamemnon, who carried on the Trojan war, was the
10   II, 4 |       golden vessels should be carried into the temples, since
11   II, 4 |  images? Why, even when he had carried off their sacred things,
12   II, 4 |        her virgin daughter was carried away from the same place.
13   II, 4 |      sacrifices and gifts, was carried away with impunity by Caius
14   II, 4 |    proscription, indeed, which carried off Tully, the avenger of
15   II, 4 | violated majesty of the gods,--carried him off, satiated at once
16   II, 8 | neglect of his command, he was carried on a litter to the consuls;
17   II, 8 |    infirmity. He was therefore carried on a litter to the army,
18   II, 17| province, although business is carried on by their service. And
19   II, 17|      of the demons was himself carried thither in his own form,
20  III, 8 |        that the discussion was carried on by those who were ill,
21  III, 12|   there be between the contest carried on by the soul and that
22  III, 12|        on by the soul and that carried on by the body, except that
23  III, 17|     old age, while others were carried off in their infancy; that
24  III, 17|       are all things which are carried on brought about? There
25  III, 21|        of men, who have always carried on most severe wars with
26   IV, 5 |       the king of Babylon, and carried into captivity, endured
27   IV, 15|   strengthened, and themselves carried their couches, on which
28   IV, 15|        little time before been carried. But to the lame, and to
29   IV, 21|   suddenly surrounded Him, and carried Him up into heaven, on the
30    V, 4 |      he did not do this, being carried away by his distinguished
31    V, 9 |       of the actions which are carried on.~
32    V, 20|      force; the matter must be carried on by words rather than
33    V, 23|     permits persecutions to be carried on against us, that the
34   VI, 11|         plunged in the sea, or carried away by a river, would they
35   VI, 17|    CHRISTIANS.~But I have been carried too far in my desire of
36   VI, 17|         or at any rate will be carried where he does not need to
37   VI, 20|        chariot races are there carried on; so that they who come
38   VI, 24|        call him sound if he is carried away by anger, swollen and
39  VII, 5 |     what various arts are they carried on! No one, however, would
40  VII, 9 |  believed that all things were carried on by fortune, and that
41  VII, 12|        the borders of ether is carried again by the quarters of