Book, Chapter

 1    I, pref| because the truth, that is the secret of the Most High God, who
 2    I, 17  |     and anxious care? Why this secret abode? Why this banishment,
 3    I, 22  |      women sacrifice to her in secret, and call her the Good Goddess.
 4   II, 3   |  divine mystery and a heavenly secret. And no man can know this
 5   II, 4   |        gods openly, and not in secret? Why did they not repel
 6   II, 4   |  unlawful for men to enter the secret recesses of her temple;
 7   II, 4   |       by Caius Verres from her secret anti ancient recesses, his
 8   II, 9   |    which God wished to be kept secret! But his inquiries were
 9   II, 9   |     silent, that they might be secret. Why, then, do you inquire
10   II, 17  |  exercise, either openly or in secret. Now all these things are
11   IV, 2   |     wisdom and truth, lest the secret of His divine work should
12   IV, 7   |       Son: "There is, O Son, a secret word of wisdom, holy respecting
13   IV, 14  |        been entrusted with the secret of God, had deserted the
14   IV, 15  |      it was contained in their secret writings that all things
15   IV, 15  | passion of Christ had revealed secret things. Thus it was also
16   IV, 30  |    while he is ignorant of the secret of the truth. Afterwards,
17    V, 1   |     subjects as low; it avoids secret things as contrary to itself,
18    V, 2   |   enumerating so many and such secret things, that he sometimes
19    V, 8   |        souls, who sees through secret crimes, and even the very
20    V, 19  |       of His religion might be secret; that He might show the
21    V, 20  |       God, I say, who sees the secret places of the heart, who
22   VI, 7   |         For, that His immortal secret might be hidden, God placed
23   VI, 24  | nothing can be hidden, nothing secret. Seneca closed his exhortations
24   VI, 24  |       him. Why do you choose a secret place, and remove the witness?
25   VI, 24  | applied as soon as possible to secret diseases. For if any one
26  VII, 6   |        of all things, this the secret of God, this the mystery
27  VII, 7   |     the whole truth, and every secret of our holy religion; but
28  VII, 22  |      they were ignorant of the secret of the divine mystery, and
29  VII, 26  |        and silence to hide His secret, and to keep it within our