Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6 |      prologue of the Lamia;--the third of Delphi, concerning whom
 2    I, 7 |   dominion from Jupiter. For the third verse shows that the ministers
 3    I, 11|        earth rather taken as the third portion, except that the
 4    I, 11|       theologians, adds that the third was of Crete, the son of
 5    I, 14|          brings forth twins by a third birth, Pluto and Glauca.
 6    I, 17|     errors. For the whole of his third book respecting the Nature
 7    I, 23|    Achilles and Ajax were of the third descent from him; and Ulysses
 8   II, 11|       second, who weaves it; the third, who cuts and finishes it.
 9   II, 18|          heavenly things. In the third place, because the spirits
10  III, 3 |          shall have concluded, a third will arise, and others after
11  III, 13|         life. There remains that third part of philosophy, which
12   IV, 10|         be crucified, and on the third day rise again. And when
13   IV, 11|       prophet Elias also, in the third book of Kings: "I have been
14   IV, 18|          would rise again on the third day. For He Himself was
15   IV, 19|         had foretold that on the third day He should rise again
16   IV, 19|          of soldiers. But on the third day, before light, there
17   IV, 19|      bell, but rise again on the third day, had been foretold by
18   IV, 19|         corruption." Also in the third Psalm: "I laid me down to
19   IV, 19|         He will revive us in the third day." And therefore the
20   IV, 26|       again from the dead on the third day. Nor ought any one to
21    V, 18| entreated them to admit him as a third party to their friendship,
22   VI, 5 |         our own interests in the third and last place."~From these
23   VI, 5 |         shows it likewise in the third book of the above-mentioned
24   VI, 6 |         almost made plain in the third book, when I was discussing
25   VI, 8 |     which Marcus Tullius, in his third book respecting the Republic,
26   VI, 9 |           as I have shown in the third book, than the goods of
27   VI, 13|       also from evil worsts; the third, to abstain even from the
28   VI, 13| conversation; he who ascends the third appears truly to have attained
29   VI, 24|   impossible, whose words in the third book of the Academics are: "
30  VII, 12|     Lucretius has related in his third book. Since, he says, the
31  VII, 16|       parts will perish; and the third part, which shall have been
32  VII, 17|          unburied; but after the third day he shall come to life
33  VII, 19|          shall be slain from the third hour until the evening,