Book, Chapter

 1    I, 7 |         true, which I have before related, that Seneca said in his
 2    I, 9 |    pollute the world, which he is related to have traversed and purified?
 3    I, 11|           god; for had not Themis related to him future events, he
 4    I, 11|         In the same manner, it is related that he changed Io, the
 5    I, 11|      feign those things which are related about the female deities
 6    I, 11|      concealed; as that which was related about the dividing of the
 7    I, 11|    because these things which are related about Jupiter appeared unsuited
 8    I, 11|        god, especially that he is related to have had the golden age,
 9    I, 14|        those things which we have related, let us open those things
10    I, 16|         those things which I have related, but there still remain
11    I, 20|       this idea in his Fasti, and related that there was a nymph,
12    I, 21|           that more true which is related by those who wrote "Phenomena,"
13    I, 22|        from Melisseus, as Didymus related, or from Jupiter also himself,
14    I, 23|         from him; and Ulysses was related in the same degree. Priam,
15   II, 9 |            and His nature must be related by us. Let no one inquire
16   II, 9 |        but as to the things which related to a profane and eager curiosity
17   II, 11|          of God. And this also is related by Hermes, who not only
18  III, 1 |         Which things, indeed, are related in a concise and simple
19   IV, 10|        the whole mystery is to be related. Our ancestors, who were
20   IV, 14|          things which the prophet related was suited. For they were
21   IV, 15|           place, whose verses are related to this effect:--~"With
22   IV, 26|           and its meaning must be related. What the Most High Father
23   IV, 28|         gathered all things which related to the worship of the gods,
24   IV, 30|           flesh is liable. I have related these things in the meanwhile
25    V, 3 |       things are accustomed to be related. Why therefore, O senseless
26    V, 5 |         and on this account he is related to have made serpents fierce,
27    V, 8 |          understand that they are related by blood, and that they
28   VI, 17|          think to be most closely related to the subject. They regard
29  VII, 12|     opinions, which Lucretius has related in his third book. Since,
30  VII, 14|     Chaldeans, who, as Cicero has related in his first book respecting
31  VII, 14|      proof of which must first be related, that the matter itself
32  VII, 15| nevertheless destroyed. For it is related that the Egyptians, and
33  VII, 22|           them. For the matter is related by the poets in a manner