Book, Chapter

 1   II, 4 |   imagining that the gods will injure them on account of the guilt
 2   II, 4 |      themselves were unable to injure those very persons by whom
 3   II, 16|        them when they cease to injure, whereas they have no power
 4   II, 16|        have no power except to injure. Some one may perchance
 5   II, 16|  worshipped, that they may not injure, since they have the power
 6   II, 16|   since they have the power to injure. They do indeed injure,
 7   II, 16|      to injure. They do indeed injure, but those only by whom
 8   II, 16|      Whom, therefore, can they injure, except those whom they
 9   II, 17|      lost?), nor that they may injure God, who cannot be injured,
10   II, 17|     injured, but that they may injure men, whom they strive to
11   II, 17|        arms and chariot, or to injure the Romans; for~"She had
12   IV, 27|     see the heavenly mark, nor injure those whom the immortal
13    V, 1 |     vain system may not at all injure the studious; so that now
14    V, 6 |        do not possess them; to injure no one, to oppress no one,
15    V, 10|     existence, she would never injure her worshippers. Piety of
16    V, 18|     for itself. Therefore they injure others that they may profit
17    V, 22|        unable of themselves to injure them, they pursue with public
18    V, 23|        another, lest he should injure any one at all in violation
19   VI, 2 |   light, that it might neither injure living creatures by excessive
20   VI, 5 |      no one will rush forth to injure another. Also, if desire
21   VI, 10| accounted as savage beasts who injure man; who, in opposition
22   VI, 11|     obedient to nature, cannot injure man. Therefore, if it is
23   VI, 11|       is contrary to nature to injure a man, it must be in accordance
24   VI, 17|       that we resist those who injure us, for we must yield to
25   VI, 18|       up to him who is able to injure, rather than to him who
26   VI, 18|        even of a man; since to injure another, as he himself most
27   VI, 18|       retaliate upon those who injure them. In what respect, then,
28   VI, 19|      with those who revile and injure us, but that we should always
29  VII, 17|     any one shall endeavour to injure him, fire, shall come forth
30  VII, 24|     hawks and eagles shall not injure; the infant shall play with