Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |          cause, we will presently lay open the cause of this error.
 2    I, 13|        willed the land wherein he lay~Should Latium's title bear."~
 3    I, 13|         banishment, who fled, who lay hid? No one is so senseless.
 4    I, 18|           than to lead armies, to lay waste the territory of others,
 5    I, 21|          discovered wisdom, shall lay aside his error, he will
 6   II, 1 |            this second book shall lay open the very fountain of
 7   II, 1 |           and standing unless men lay aside depravity, and undertake
 8   II, 14|         even to intoxication, and lay naked. And when one of his
 9   II, 17|         not expedient for them to lay open the truth. These are
10   II, 17|      under the names of the dead, lay snares for the living. Therefore,
11  III, 10|         forward to the future and lay up for themselves food,
12  III, 19|           down into darkness, and lay in the mire; but that, on
13  III, 23|   possession of money, and yet to lay it out to advantage; for
14   IV, 5 |    examined the times, shall duly lay the foundation of learning,
15   IV, 5 |           the truth, he will also lay aside his error when he
16   IV, 10|      entering the sea which still lay open, was destroyed, together
17   IV, 12|        that He might overcome and lay open the other world also,
18   IV, 17|         us repentance, that if we lay open our hearts,--that is
19   IV, 18|          pass that the Jews would lay hands upon their God, and
20   IV, 26|        bodies of the dead as they lay prostrate; and calling them
21    V, 2 |          insulted the truth as it lay prostrate and overthrown,
22    V, 5 | storehouses of the good liberally lay open to all. Nor did avarice
23    V, 8 |     follow you of her own accord. Lay aside every evil thought
24    V, 9 |           beasts in ferocity, who lay waste the most gentle flock
25    V, 18|     wished to show that the truth lay hidden, that he might maintain
26    V, 21|       them put on piety, let them lay aside riches; if any one
27   VI, 5 |          an army to carry off and lay waste the property of others.
28   VI, 6 |           and offer violence, and lay waste; and they press upon
29   VI, 12|          then, do you hesitate to lay that out well which perhaps
30   VI, 12|         esteem justice so highly, lay aside the burthens which
31   VI, 13|            and worthy of life, to lay out his riches on justice
32   VI, 17|        upon your own appetite, or lay it up in the treasury of
33   VI, 17|        therefore, it is a vice to lay it out badly, so it is a
34   VI, 17|       badly, so it is a virtue to lay it out well. If it is a
35   VI, 21|          to deceive himself, must lay aside hurtful and injurious
36  VII, 16|      overthrow and disaster, will lay waste and break in pieces
37  VII, 27|           heavenly food, they may lay aside their lasting hunger;