Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |     Argonauts together with the sons of Tyndarus and Hercules,--
 2    I, 8 |    almighty, is able to produce sons without the agency of the
 3    I, 11|      father is said to help his sons when he begets or brings
 4    I, 11|      gods. And the Curetes. his sons, took charge of him, and
 5    I, 11|       born from unknown parents sons of earth." These things,
 6    I, 12|    impious not only towards his sons, whom he devoured, but also
 7    I, 13|      that he did not devour his sons, as the fables report, but
 8    I, 13|        that Saturn devoured his sons, only true after a certain
 9    I, 13|   vulgar, that he has eaten his sons, who has carried them out
10    I, 14|         might return to his own sons. Then, when a son was first
11    I, 14|     Titan, when he learned that sons were born to Saturn, and
12    I, 14|     secretly takes with him his sons, who are called Titans,
13    I, 14|         conquered Titan and his sons in an engagement, and rescued
14    I, 16|         they say that there are sons of Jupiter and of the other
15    I, 21|      they immolated two hundred sons of their nobles: "So great
16    I, 23|        Dardanus and Iasius were sons of Coritus, not of Jupiter.
17   II, 8 |         and having lost his two sons who were serving in Illyricum,
18   II, 14|         with his wife and three sons, and as many daughters-in-law,
19   II, 14|      naked. And when one of his sons, whose name was Cham, had
20   II, 17|         for~"She had heard that sons of Troy~Were born her Carthage
21   IV, 3 |        will be able to bring up sons, unless he has the power
22   IV, 3 | household, although he only has sons: for it is plain that the
23   IV, 3 |       household" comprises also sons, because the name of "father"
24   IV, 3 |        slaves s and lord of his sons. Lastly, the son is set
25   IV, 4 |     religion. Wisdom relates to sons, and this relation requires
26   IV, 4 |         Him, inasmuch as we are sons, and to fear Him, inasmuch
27   IV, 4 |    either resemble disinherited sons or runaway slaves, because
28   IV, 11|         spoken, I have begotten sons, and lifted them up on high,
29   IV, 19|    remain in the anguish of His sons: and I will redeem Him from
30   IV, 20|     their place, and are called sons of the Jews, which the Sibyl
31   IV, 21|    ravished and polluted, their sons torn in pieces, their little
32   IV, 28|     pray once for the health of sons is the part of a religious
33    V, 8 |    would~know that they are the sons of one God; and,~therefore,
34    V, 9 |         who either strangle the sons born from themselves, or