Book, Chapter

 1   II, 11|        man, however they may have corrupted it; for they said that man
 2   II, 11|           the truth is wont to be corrupted by the multitude when spread
 3   II, 11|           is plain that they have corrupted this also, as they did the
 4   II, 11|            And thus the truth was corrupted by falsehood; and that which
 5   II, 12|    without dying, overwhelmed and corrupted by that moisture of the
 6   II, 14|           man, who, when all were corrupted, stood forth pre-eminent,
 7   II, 16|         heavenly beings they were corrupted, and began to be earthly.~
 8  III, 1 |         and on this account it is corrupted when embellished with adornings
 9  III, 12|         because it can neither be corrupted nor destroyed. But if virtue
10  III, 12|         which must undoubtedly be corrupted in order to its dissolution;
11  III, 15|     creature, that all the youth, corrupted by the example and authority
12  III, 16|           not know how wisdom was corrupted. And, therefore, since they
13  III, 29|           lust, and when they are corrupted by the blandishments of
14   IV, 30|          from the right path, and corrupted the sacred writings, so
15    V, 5 |      their own accord, had become corrupted and ceased to worship God,
16    V, 6 |          of the king. Thus, being corrupted by continual imitation,
17    V, 6 |       golden age, which was first corrupted when Jupiter reigned, and
18    V, 9 |        when the public morals are corrupted, should censure them by
19    V, 9 |            if they sit as judges, corrupted by a bribe, either destroy
20    V, 13|      religion of God if they have corrupted men, when it is permitted
21    V, 23|         does He permit them to be corrupted and depraved by frail and
22    V, 23| government of others, lest, being corrupted by the happiness of prosperity,
23    V, 23|       lest they should be as much corrupted by ease as their fathers
24    V, 23|      renew them to fortitude when corrupted, and try and prove them
25   VI, 10|           they wish to heal, have corrupted. And though they generally
26   VI, 20|         to them, they return more corrupted to their apartments; and
27   VI, 25|      offering to God which can be corrupted or taken away secretly.
28  VII, 12|          tangible and visible, is corrupted and dies; nor is it able
29  VII, 22|       therefore, they have partly corrupted the secrets of the truth,
30  VII, 22|          with poetic licence they corrupted that which they had received;