Book, Chapter

 1    I, 18|           number of men they have cast down, plundered, and slain,
 2    I, 18|         be realized, if men would cast aside their pernicious and
 3    I, 21|      images made from rushes were cast forth, as Ovid informs us
 4    I, 21|          the example of Hercules, cast in the images of human bodies."
 5    I, 21|           virgin is accustomed to cast from the wooden bridge the
 6   II, 1 |         of their name and nature, cast down their eyes from the
 7   II, 12|         have lain for many months cast forth, until their sinews
 8   II, 12|           same place where it was cast forth, without dying, overwhelmed
 9   II, 18|     ourselves again downward, nor cast this heavenly countenance
10   II, 18|   themselves, being condemned and cast off by God, wallow over
11   II, 19|        that place to which he has cast himself. Therefore he ought
12   II, 19|      recognise not as abject, nor cast down to the earth after
13  III, 8 | reputation should ensue? Shall we cast aside virtue because it
14  III, 17|   citadels and famed temples, and cast fires upon his abode in
15  III, 18|          who in the dead of night cast himself into a cavity of
16  III, 23|    desires, into the deep. I will cast you away, lest I myself
17  III, 23|           lest I myself should be cast away by you. If you have
18  III, 29|         stratagem, he attempts to cast them down by force and violence.
19   IV, 11|        rebelled against Thee, and cast Thy law behind their backs,
20   IV, 11|      these impieties of theirs He cast them off for ever; and so
21   IV, 11|         the perfidious people had cast aside· And He had long before
22   IV, 16|    passion itself, which is often cast in our teeth as a reproach:
23   IV, 18|          about His garments, they cast lots among themselves for
24   IV, 18|          upon my vesture they did cast lots." It is evident that
25   IV, 18|           them in my name, I will cast it out from all: and lsrael
26    V, 1 |      would dash it to the ground, cast it from him, curse it, and
27   VI, 4 |        from God; he truly will be cast down to hell, and be condemned
28   VI, 6 |          by Egyptian eunuchs, was cast forth unburied. It is not
29   VI, 11|           he considers you a man. Cast away those outlines and
30   VI, 17|           and desire, if they are cast down to the earth, will
31   VI, 24|          we have disinherited and cast them off, we again receive,
32  VII, 17|      which righteousness shall be cast out, and innocence be hated;
33  VII, 26|        from the state, whom being cast down by pre-eminent piety,
34  VII, 27|     immortal. For whosoever shall cast away the conduct becoming