Book, Chapter

 1    I, 10|          inasmuch as they are not permitted to die once only. And yet
 2    I, 18|  Africanus thus speaks: "If it is permitted any one to ascend to the
 3    I, 18|            because it will not be permitted men to rage against their
 4   II, 5 |           gods, because it is not permitted them to deviate from their
 5   II, 9 |           Academics, that men are permitted to speak with great freedom,
 6   II, 9 |          understand how far it is permitted man to approach. In short,
 7   II, 14|      years, which it might not be permitted to exceed. But he, when
 8   II, 15|          not all, since it is not permitted them entirely to know the
 9  III, 20|        Therefore they who are not permitted to pollute those objects
10  III, 28|         in a well to which it was permitted him to descend, or even
11  III, 30|          far as my humble talents permitted, that the philosophers held
12   IV, 2 |            because it was not yet permitted for the religion of the
13    V, 7 |            For on this account He permitted the unjust to be more powerful,
14    V, 13|         corrupted men, when it is permitted them to make satisfaction
15    V, 13|           Of necessity, for it is permitted them to escape if they wished
16   VI, 1 |         far as my moderate talent permitted, I defended the truth, yet
17   VI, 8 | provisions of this law, nor is it permitted us to modify it, nor can
18   VI, 9 |           punishments, when it is permitted them to live in tranquillity.
19   VI, 16|          not be vices, when it is permitted us to make a right use of
20   VI, 20|         If, then, it is in no way permitted to commit homicide, it is
21   VI, 24|      astray on a journey, it were permitted those who have followed
22   VI, 24|       rashness." It is altogether permitted them. For if we think that
23   VI, 24|          our life, it will not be permitted any one to deny his actions.
24  VII, 3 |         own members, unless it is permitted man also to have some power
25  VII, 9 |         advantage. For when it is permitted us to enjoy the sweetest
26  VII, 25|           now drawing near. It is permitted us to know respecting the
27  VII, 27|          free himself while it is permitted him, while the opportunity
28  VII, 27|         had entered, and if it is permitted us to enjoy them even to