Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |     same justice with which you began in youth, anti may hand
 2    I, 7 |        the Sminthian Apollo, he began with this verse:--~"O harmony
 3    I, 13|     happened: that Uranus first began to be pre-eminent in power
 4    I, 15|       see in what I manner they began to be called gods. For if
 5    I, 15|    doubt but in those times men began to exalt the king himself,
 6    I, 15|       love of their worth, they began to reverence the memory
 7    I, 15|       degrees religious honours began to be paid to them; while
 8    I, 21|        a ploughman at work, and began to ask him to sell one of
 9    I, 22|       agreed upon when the gods began to be worshipped. Melisseus,
10   II, 5 |        they were unable to see, began to adore and worship His
11   II, 9 |         God, therefore, when He began the fabric of the world,
12   II, 11|   Jupiter, during which temples began to be built, and new modes
13   II, 11|        to have been made by God began also to be ascribed to man,
14   II, 11|    evident that at some time it began to exist, for nothing can
15   II, 12|         be born; but after they began to exist, and the power
16   II, 12|       continue permanent, as it began. For neither were the sire
17   II, 13|  knowledge of good and evil, he began to be ashamed of his nakedness,
18   II, 14|       were the first of all who began to look up to and adore
19   II, 14|      the elements of the world, began to worship the heaven, the
20   II, 14|      the knowledge of God, they began to be heathens. They err,
21   II, 16|        they were corrupted, and began to be earthly.~
22  III, 4 |       founder, therefore, there began to be two kinds of philosophy:
23  III, 15|     live in this manner, but he began also to teach lusts; and
24   IV, 1 |      founder of all things, men began to worship the senseless
25   IV, 1 |        away, then at length men began to claim for themselves
26   IV, 5 | condition was changed, and they began to have kings; and when
27   IV, 12|         His first advent, as we began.~
28   IV, 15|         magician. When He first began to reach maturity He was
29   IV, 15|         dove. From that time He began to perform the greatest
30   IV, 15|      evening was now coming on, began to be distressed through
31   IV, 18|       whom they had stirred up, began to cry out, and with loud
32    V, 5 |        was destroyed. Then they began to contend with one another,
33    V, 6 |         others by slavery, they began especially to withdraw and
34    V, 6 |          equity, pity, they now began to rejoice in a proud and
35    V, 13|       undertake that duty which began with injury? Who, when he
36    V, 18|         speak of justice, as we began, the power of which is so
37   VI, 10|        against the beasts, they began also to build towns, either
38   VI, 20|        however, the same honour began to be paid also to the other
39  VII, 3 |        though the world and God began to exist at the same time,
40  VII, 15|      with confirmed strength it began to be manly. For when Carthage