Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2 |       gods, except that there was supposed to be no providence? These,
 2    I, 3 |        that separate minds may be supposed to govern separate senses;
 3    I, 3 |   affections as many minds may be supposed to operate; and if any one
 4    I, 11|       weaken the authority of his supposed majesty, feigned that he
 5    I, 11|         born from these, as it is supposed, how can he be the chief
 6    I, 12|          to Vulcan, who indeed is supposed to be fire, and yet the
 7    I, 17|     therefore, that those who are supposed to be gods were but men,
 8    I, 18| comeliness than he once had. They supposed that he ascended into heaven
 9    I, 21|  translated from Aratus: ~"She is supposed to be the nurse of Jupiter;
10   II, 2 |        resemblance, how can it be supposed that these images resemble
11   II, 5 |      movements of the stars, they supposed them to be living, as though
12   II, 9 |    Wherefore he ought not to have supposed that the world was not made
13   II, 9 |           in truth, it were to be supposed that these things were not
14   II, 9 |          workshop, would you have supposed that that house was not
15   II, 13|     reasons why the ancients were supposed to have lived a thousand
16  III, 1 |          SCRIPTURES.~SINCE. it is supposed that the truth still lies
17  III, 10|      things, even those which are supposed to be peculiar to man, are
18  III, 14|        foolishly in this, that he supposed it to be discovered by a
19  III, 16|  introducing anything better, was supposed to take away wisdom; and
20  III, 24|         the west to the east, but supposed that the heaven itself sloped
21  III, 29|          hostile to men as she is supposed to be. Therefore all those
22   IV, 8 |    profanely] imagine, as Orpheus supposed, that God is both male and
23   IV, 28|           dead as gods, whom they supposed to be taken from men and
24    V, 3 |    wonderful deeds: we might have supposed Him to be a magician, as
25    V, 3 |          to be, and the Jews then supposed Him, if all the prophets
26    V, 19|         Laelius, could never have supposed; for you had no knowledge
27   VI, 1 |        and the sun, as Anaxagoras supposed, but that we might with
28   VI, 3 |         themselves is not as they supposed. For what need is there
29   VI, 8 |       other punishments which are supposed to exist." Who that is acquainted
30  VII, 12|        and dissimilar to the case supposed; for the soul is not a part
31  VII, 12|          It must not, however, be supposed that, because the perception
32  VII, 22|          notice; inasmuch as they supposed that there was no other
33  VII, 22|      Liber, or Mercurius, who are supposed to be gods of heaven, but
34  VII, 22|         place; and therefore they supposed that souls were born again,