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 1    I, 1 |           that neither books would find any limit, nor speech any
 2    I, 11|          to the infernal gods, and find among them an object of
 3    I, 11|            justice in the earth. I find something in him which was
 4    I, 15|          their princes, and cannot find out other honours which
 5    I, 21|         from rushes."~For I cannot find language to speak of the
 6    I, 21|       always lose, and they always find him. Therefore in the sacred
 7    I, 21|      sacred rites: he will perhaps find more things than we bring
 8   II, 3 |        because they were unable to find it in its truth. And in
 9   II, 3 |         divine, so that they might find out the truth by themselves;
10   II, 3 |        wish that I could as easily find out the truth as I can refute
11   II, 9 |         name. And because he could find out nothing new, that he
12  III, 2 |            correct, because it can find nothing. But I am not prepared
13  III, 11|           despair of being able to find it, if we turn our thoughts
14  III, 12|        account they were unable to find it, because they did not
15  III, 15|           their character, he will find that they are passionate,
16  III, 15|            approve of, that he may find means of passing to the
17  III, 18|        common Father of all justly find fault with that saying of
18  III, 20|           they are neither able to find out anything, nor, even
19  III, 20|           God! For who can dare to find fault with the superstitions
20  III, 22|    necessary. Therefore he did not find the concord which he sought,
21  III, 27|        TRUE WISDOM. WHICH YOU WILL FIND IN RELIGION ONLY.~What,
22  III, 30|            them as though about to find some certainty. Therefore
23   IV, 28|        ancient gods."~But since we find that the ancient gods also
24    V, 1 |          Not even therefore did he find sufficient renown. Cyprianus,
25    V, 17| philosophers were unable either to find or to defend justice. Now
26    V, 17|       deceive. Again, if he should find any one who supposes that
27   VI, 8 |      philosophers seek, but do not find on this account, because
28  VII, 26|           hiding-places, and shall find all things covered with