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 1    I, 1 |     most safe harbour, to that pious, true, and divine wisdom,
 2    I, 13|     the same poet adds:--~"But pious posterity represented a
 3   II, 16|    says, "is piety, for over a pious man neither evil demon nor
 4   II, 16|     power: for God rescues the pious man from all evil; for the
 5   II, 18|       might, as~"Prophecies of pious seers~Ring terror in the '
 6  III, 28|      us, and the religious and pious worship of Him; and since
 7   IV, 3 |     the true God with just and pious adoration. But that the
 8    V, 6 |        nothing remained of the pious and excellent condition
 9    V, 7 |       is nothing else than the pious and religious worship of
10    V, 8 |   restrain their lust, and the pious and religious contributions
11    V, 9 |      being themselves forsooth pious, and shrinking from the
12    V, 9 | themselves, or if they are too pious, expose them; who restrain
13    V, 9 |        who do what is good are pious, and that they themselves
14    V, 10|        from their merciful and pious actions it may be understood
15    V, 10|      er drew,~More brave, more pious, or more true,"--~what proofs
16    V, 10|  frequently praise? Behold the pious AEneas:--~"Four hapless
17    V, 10|    piety. He is plainly called pious on this account only, because
18    V, 10|      was therefore by no means pious who not only slew the unresisting,
19    V, 10|    think themselves especially pious, then become especially
20    V, 11|     punishment. What can be so pious, so beneficent, so humane?
21    V, 11|       impious laws against the pious. For both sacrilegious ordinances
22    V, 20|      imagine that they offer a pious sacrifice if they wash their
23    V, 23|       destitute, because he is pious; but piety is a very great
24    V, 23|        other hand, suffers the pious to be humble, wretched,
25   VI, 4 |   those whom he has seen to be pious he involves in various superstitions,
26   VI, 20|   whether they can be just and pious men, who, when they see
27   VI, 24|       he performs any good and pious action. For God does not
28  VII, 18|       last time, says that the pious and faithful, being separated
29  VII, 18|       would set at liberty the pious. Which, however, Hermes
30  VII, 24|         The sacred land of the pious only will produce all these
31  VII, 27|        AND CONFIRMATION OF THE PIOUS.~Since we have completed