Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |          of abode in common: "He built for immortals an imperishable
 2    I, 6 |         name among them. He also built a town, which is even now
 3    I, 15|          that a temple should be built to his honour, that he was
 4    I, 20|  Therefore, when the Capitol was built, an aperture was left in
 5    I, 22|        at such insolence that he built temples in honour of himself
 6    I, 22|        in war. Temples were also built to Jupiter Laprius, to Jupiter
 7    I, 22|   Acestes to a city which he had built, that Acestes might afterwards
 8   II, 6 |         born; and if it has been built, it has been built as a
 9   II, 6 |          been built, it has been built as a house or ship is built.
10   II, 6 |      built as a house or ship is built. Therefore there is a builder
11   II, 6 |        subject to the master who built or inhabits it; so the world,
12   II, 8 | equestrian Fortuna, which he had built at Rome, was deprived of
13   II, 8 |          AEsculapius in Cos, and built a fleet, was afterwards
14   II, 9 |         destroyed was previously built up; that which is loosened
15   II, 9 |       the heaven above was being built, and the foundations of
16   II, 9 |          that that house was not built by man, because you did
17   II, 9 |          did not know how it was built? You would assuredly ask
18   II, 11|        which temples began to be built, and new modes of worshipping
19   II, 14|      when six hundred years old, built an ark, as God had commanded
20   IV, 13|         Solomon the son of David built a temple for God, and the
21   IV, 13|           and the house which he built was not firmly established,
22   IV, 13|      Solomon, inasmuch as it was built by the hand, fell by the
23   IV, 13|       have laboured in vain that built it; except the Lord keep
24   IV, 14|           except through Him who built the temple. David in the
25   IV, 18|       Solomon also, his son, who built Jerusalem, prophesied that
26   IV, 18|          this house which I have built for them in my name, I will
27    V, 3 |         monument of your talent, built with this detestable folly,
28   VI, 25|   purpose. Temples are not to be built to Him with stones piled
29  VII, 3 |        the body of God. Seas are built up, mountains are cut down,
30  VII, 5 |   dwelling-place should first be built for them. And thus with
31  VII, 5 |          and mortal, when He had built the world for his sake?
32  VII, 27|         our Father and Lord, who built and strengthened the heaven,