Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2 |      them, what did Protagoras effect, who raised doubts respecting
 2    I, 3 |       are many gods, do indeed effect this; for those gods must
 3    I, 11|  verses of the Sibyls, to this effect:--~"Inanimate demons, images
 4    I, 16|        be indeed was unable to effect this, because he brought
 5    I, 21|      the last verse is to this effect: "And offer heads to Ades,
 6   II, 7 |     reason, which may have the effect of causing you not to believe?
 7   II, 9 |        and power to carry into effect. Therefore Seneca, the most
 8   II, 12| contain statements to the same effect. Therefore God discharged
 9   II, 17|     service. And yet these can effect something contrary to the
10  III, 1 |    this against them, that the effect did not follow their honest
11  III, 1 |     was. Nor, indeed, shall we effect anything great in convicting
12  III, 12|       to trace out what is the effect of virtue. There are two
13  III, 12|        remains but that it may effect some heavenly reward, since
14  III, 26|     the philosophers could not effect, is accomplished only by
15  III, 26|        any of the philosophers effect these things, or is he able
16  III, 26|       things, or is he able to effect them if he wishes? For though
17   IV, 15|     verses are related to this effect:--~"With five loaves at
18   IV, 18|     more plainly spoke to this effect, in Deuteronomy: "And Thy
19    V, 4 |   overthrow all who everywhere effect, or have effected, the same
20    V, 4 |   attend, and I will assuredly effect that whosoever shall know
21    V, 14|        of another? No one will effect this, if we have any courage
22    V, 15|    disputation to the contrary effect, and took away the justice
23    V, 16|   forward in Euripides to this effect:--"The things which are
24    V, 19|     has it not in his power to effect that he shall be conceived,
25    V, 20|         Do they then strive to effect this by conversation, or
26    V, 20|   means; but they endeavour to effect it by force and tortures.
27    V, 20|  mockeries; and since they can effect nothing by violence (for
28    V, 21|       if they have no power to effect anything? Unless it be that
29    V, 21|       fears, they endeavour to effect nothing else than that no
30    V, 22|      or, if they are unable to effect that, may take them away
31    V, 23|        These things have great effect; but these causes have always
32   VI, 5 |     its power, and nature, and effect. But whatever they are accustomed
33   VI, 6 |    earth, since it produces no effect but that which remains on
34   VI, 14|     presently see whether they effect that which they wish, or
35   VI, 14|       what it is which they do effect: in the meantime their purpose
36   VI, 17|   therefore we ought rather to effect this, that we may rightly
37   VI, 20|  tragic crimes. And what other effect do the immodest gestures
38  VII, 7 |       even by chance he should effect this, he would most surely
39  VII, 11|     their force and method and effect, are eternal because they