Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |         author. This consideration led him to that first-born god,
 2    I, 10|            Jupiter, who triumphed, led an army, and subdued the
 3    I, 11|            with the other gods, is led in chains before the chariot
 4    I, 11|           of that natural Jupiter, led by the common practice of
 5    I, 13|        This life the golden Saturn led on earth;"~and in another
 6    I, 13|         the former passage that he led this life in heaven, nor
 7    I, 15|         men and common intercourse led to the exalting to heaven
 8   II, 5 |      wherever inclination may have led it. Therefore the motion
 9   II, 8 |      ancestors, and like sheep are led by others. But this escapes
10   II, 8 |      middle of the circus, and had led him to punishment, and that
11   II, 9 |            of the pretended deity, led by which men have departed
12  III, 1 |      errors. I have therefore been led to this task of refuting
13  III, 17|            subjects which followed led him to absurdities. For
14  III, 18|   immortality of the soul, and was led by the authority of the
15  III, 24|           of their investigations, led by the resemblance of the
16  III, 24|            of argument, therefore, led them to the idea of the
17  III, 28|          even took it away; while, led on by the appearance of
18   IV, 10|          Then God pitied them, and led them out, and freed them
19   IV, 10|          at last taken captive and led to Babylon, they suffered
20   IV, 11|    ungrateful towards God might be led into the greatest error,
21   IV, 18|          their law. Therefore they led Him away when He had been
22   IV, 18|          thus spoke again: "He was led as a sheep to the slaughter;
23   IV, 18| transgressions of my people He was led away to death. And I will
24   IV, 18|           saw their devices; I was led as an innocent lamb to the
25   IV, 22|            His majesty? but He was led as one without strength
26   IV, 24|           and death. And thus I am led on against my will; and
27    V, 9 |           they are put to death or led away to slavery! But this
28    V, 18|           his surety was now being led to execution, presented
29    V, 18|        errs. For he is as it were, led captive by his vices ; nor
30    V, 20|            And thus men are easily led away from them, because
31    V, 21|       since men ought to have been led to that which is good by
32   VI, 12|          of praise, because he was led to do it by kindness only.
33   VI, 17|           chariot of life which is led by the affections as though
34   VI, 18|        they receive an injury, are led by a blind and irrational
35   VI, 24|           that he may not again be led into the same snares. In
36  VII, 19|        together with him, shall be led in chains to the king; and