Book, Chapter

 1    I, pref|  riches or the accumulation of honours. For no one can be made
 2    I, 10  |        action worthy of divine honours, except the healing of Hippolytus,
 3    I, 15  |   highest praises and with new honours, so that they even called
 4    I, 15  |      Thus by degrees religious honours began to be paid to them;
 5    I, 15  |      and cannot find out other honours which they may confer upon
 6    I, 15  |       origin, they paid divine honours to their parents, and ordered
 7    I, 15  |      one doubt in what way the honours paid to the gods were instituted,
 8    I, 20  |       was invested with divine honours. And I could endure this,
 9    I, 21  |    been determined that divine honours should be paid to Hercules
10    I, 22  |        her, he paid her divine honours. For this reason they say
11    I, 22  |      ventured to assume divine honours to himself.~
12   II, 11  |       which he obtained divine honours, together with all his descendants.
13   II, 17  |        it to pass, if temples, honours, and sacrifices are given
14  III, 11  |         riches, dominions, and honours, and all those things which
15  III, 17  |     influence, and loaded with honours; he saw that innocence was
16   IV, 27  |    claim for themselves divine honours; which error may be dispelled,
17   IV, 28  | children more, or sufficiently honours the gods; and he, on the
18    V, 1   |       it seeks wealth, desires honours; in short, it demands the
19    V, 3   |        things, the fountain of honours, the parent of all, the
20    V, 6   |        invented for themselves honours, and purple robes, and fasces,
21    V, 9   |      they praise and load with honours, that by their ample they
22    V, 12  |      and loved by all,--if all honours, all commands, all wealth,
23    V, 22  |   happy? and why do they enjoy honours and kingly state, and have
24    V, 22  |   worshippers enjoy riches and honours and kingdoms. But they who
25    V, 22  |        and admiration, wealth, honours, and governments, since
26    V, 23  |    with riches, and power, and honours. For all these things are
27   VI, 3   |   virtues and vices by earthly honours or punishments. Therefore
28   VI, 7   |       display an appearance of honours are not different roads,
29   VI, 17  |      despise these riches, and honours, and commands, and kingdoms
30  VII, 1   |  efforts on the acquisition of honours, will not, even if we should
31  VII, 5   |       the unjust in riches, in honours, in power. For these goods
32  VII, 6   |        them riches, victories, honours, and all things, which are
33  VII, 10  |         when it has gained the honours which it wished for, loses