Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |        their own will, and have left great confusion to those
 2    I, 6 |      price for those which were left; that Tarquinias much more
 3    I, 11|      friends and relatives, and left laws to men, provided them
 4    I, 11| immortal glory and remembrance, left lasting memorials to his
 5    I, 15|    civilized, after their death left regret of themselves. Therefore
 6    I, 18|     vine? God, indeed, may have left these things to be drawn
 7    I, 20|        the people her heir, and left a fixed sum of money, from
 8    I, 20|      was built, an aperture was left in the roof above Terminus
 9    I, 22|    rites. Therefore Faunus also left to posterity no slight error,
10   II, 1 |        lest any doubt should be left, this second book shall
11   II, 1 |       in trouble. When fear has left them, and the dangers have
12   II, 8 |      that nothing at all may be left in doubt. For perhaps some
13   II, 14|      cursed by him; and thus he left to his descendants ignorance
14  III, 6 |        side, either towards the left hand or the right, have
15  III, 6 |        and would certainly have left us something to follow.
16  III, 11|         ones, because they have left wisdom, which could have
17  III, 17|   having received instructions, left to Epicurus the inheritance
18   IV, 1 |        was changed. For, having left God, the parent and founder
19   IV, 11|        the sword; and I only am left, and they seek my life to
20   IV, 17|          In Deuteronomy he thus left it written: "And the Lord
21   IV, 30|       the knowledge of God, and left the true tradition. But
22    V, 6 |     drawing with her the truth, left to men error, ignorance,
23    V, 8 |          if any intelligence is left to you, that men are wicked
24    V, 14|        What further will now be left to us, if even this, which
25   VI, 3 |       falls into the way on the left hand, which assumes the
26   VI, 4 |    citadel of the world:--~"The left gives sinners up to pain,~
27   VI, 15|   applied, so that there may be left to man as much as is sufficient
28   VI, 17|       that this one only may be left: for since this is the only
29  VII, 5 |       If you shall cut off your left hand or foot, your body
30  VII, 5 |      framework of the body, the left members are most suitably
31  VII, 16|       tenth part of men will be left; and from whence a thousand
32  VII, 17|     shall destroy that which is left by the former evil, together
33  VII, 20|     last the life has fled,~And left the body cold and dead,~
34  VII, 24| extinguished, but some shall be left as a victory for God, that
35  VII, 27|        still, without doubt, be left to others. We can take nothing