Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6 |          of greater learning ever lived, even among the Greeks,
 2    I, 6 |         of Pontus writes that she lived in the times of Solon and
 3    I, 9 |           evident at what time he lived. He also, excited by rage
 4    I, 11|          those, for instance, who lived during the reign of Saturn,
 5    I, 11|          possible for him to have lived, he would never have given
 6    I, 11|      because he was the first who lived of the male children of
 7    I, 13|          and Varro. For since men lived in Italy after a rustic
 8    I, 13|           and death. Orpheus, who lived in more recent times than
 9    I, 15|           small number of men who lived a rustic life without any
10    I, 22|     modesty, that, as long as she lived, no male except her husband
11    I, 22|        and torn in pieces; and he lived about the same time with
12    I, 23|          whose memory is honoured lived. Theophilus, in his book
13    I, 23|       Assyrians, is found to have lived 322 years before the Trojan
14   II, 4 |         also followed him; for he lived even to old age, and handed
15   II, 9 |     afterwards the crazy Epicurus lived, who alone ventured to deny
16   II, 9 |       might see, if he could have lived at that time in which God
17   II, 11|        and images; inasmuch as he lived in the times of Jupiter,
18   II, 13|           had been well if he had lived in accordance with his words;
19   II, 13|    ancients were supposed to have lived a thousand years. For he
20  III, 8 |       regard him as a man: for he lived in such a manner that there
21  III, 8 |          the compulsion of nature lived in a manner different from
22  III, 15|        their property, whereas he lived in indulgence without any
23  III, 16|         through so many ages, who lived in accordance with their
24  III, 16|      mankind for many generations lived without system. In ridicule
25  III, 18|         happened to him if he had lived. For Caius Caesar, such
26  III, 18|         of life as though you had lived, or had ever settled with
27  III, 18|          falsely said that he had lived before, and that in his
28  III, 19|         it right, that he who has lived a life of wickedness in
29  III, 19| distinguished talent and learning lived in other cities, who were
30  III, 21|     unless they shall always have lived together,--unless devotedness
31   IV, 5 |       from the prophet Moses, who lived about seven hundred years
32   IV, 14|           time in which Zechariah lived, until the fifteenth year
33   IV, 14|         Darius and Alexander, who lived not long after the banishment
34   VI, 2 |       those gods, since they once lived, are dead, as from their
35  VII, 1 |         of virtue who have always lived in the enjoyment of good
36  VII, 5 |       offended God, the first man lived in the exercise of good
37  VII, 5 |        conversant with good only, lived as an infant, ignorant of
38  VII, 13|      which he did not see that he lived, and had the mind by which
39  VII, 24|           the righteous, who have lived from the beginning, will