Book, Chapter

 1    I, pref|      imparts the knowledge of speaking well, as he who teaches
 2    I, pref|    copiousness and ability of speaking; for although the truth
 3    I, 6   |    chief pontiff, when he was speaking of the Quindecemviri, says
 4    I, 6   |       a most diligent writer, speaking of the Quindecemviri, says
 5    I, 11  |   manner, not for the sake of speaking falsely against the objects
 6    I, 11  |     to help. And since we are speaking of a father, no father is
 7    I, 15  | represents the people as thus speaking, through grief for their
 8    I, 21  |   Pompey when a youth as thus speaking, on hearing the death of
 9    I, 21  |     of them with the power of speaking with human voice; and that
10   II, 20  | heaven supplying the power of speaking, we have driven away inveterate
11  III, 1   |  befitting that, when God was speaking to man, He should confirm
12  III, 6   |     But no one can refute one speaking falsely, unless he who shall
13  III, 8   |   speech. But if the power of speaking were given to the ass, or
14  III, 13  |       and the whole method of speaking are contained. Divine learning
15  III, 13  |     with the proper manner of speaking, but about the wise man,
16  III, 13  |    system, is the part of men speaking inconsiderately, and erring
17  III, 13  |  never even engaged in public speaking; but the goodness of the
18  III, 13  |     by a declamatory style of speaking. "O philosophy, thou guide
19  III, 16  |       life in the practice of speaking, in what light ought they
20  III, 17  |   hearing, nor the tongue for speaking, nor the feet for walking;
21  III, 25  |      know the right method of speaking. That must occupy many years.
22   IV, 17  |   might show that God was not speaking of him, but of Christ, to
23   IV, 17  |  Christ, to whom God was then speaking. For that Jesus represented
24   IV, 26  |     of this, that He Himself, speaking before of His passion, also
25    V, 4   |    their talents and power of speaking in this field of truth,
26    V, 12  |       guilt? And since we arc speaking generally with those who
27    V, 15  |     it is plain that I am not speaking of the equity of judging
28    V, 17  |       replying to Furius, and speaking in behalf of justice, he
29   VI, 6   |      Therefore, when they are speaking of the duties relating to
30   VI, 10  |    that, when the practice of speaking was not yet established,
31   VI, 24  |  divine to man." Likewise, in speaking of the just and good man,
32  VII, 3   |  EPICUREANS.~And since we are speaking of the errors of philosophers,
33  VII, 23  |       providence, when he was speaking of the renewing of the world,
34  VII, 24  |         And in another place, speaking of the fruitfulness of all