Book, Chapter

 1    I, pref|       shall now much more rightly discuss respecting the heavenly
 2    I, 1   |          undertake, therefore, to discuss religion and divine things.
 3    I, 2   |          seems possible for us to discuss no subject, without at the
 4    I, 3   |           themselves; but we will discuss all these matters at their
 5    I, 18  |     concerning which philosophers discuss, which consists in goods
 6    I, 21  |           sanguinary? But we will discuss at the proper time the source
 7   II, 11  |        even the Stoics, when they discuss the subject of providence,
 8   II, 15  | worshipped. The philosophers also discuss the subject of these beings.
 9  III, 3   |          though we should wish to discuss what we may suppose to be
10  III, 3   |         is ignorant. But they who discuss natural subjects, conjecture
11  III, 3   |  conjecture that they are as they discuss them. Therefore they do
12  III, 3   |        which philosophers do, who discuss what is taking place in
13  III, 3   |           false, they would never discuss those subjects at all which
14  III, 12  |           the body, yet those who discuss the immortality of the soul
15  III, 13  |       book, when we shall have to discuss the subject of a happy life.
16  III, 16  |       part of the philosophers to discuss what ought and what ought
17  III, 18  |   VOLUNTARY DEATH.~Others, again, discuss things contrary to these,
18  III, 20  |        this, that we ought not to discuss the nature of heavenly things,
19  III, 24  |          imagine that they either discuss philosophy for the sake
20   IV, 1   |      ventured to inquire into and discuss natural subjects, deserved
21   IV, 2   |           And I will endeavour to discuss the subject in this book,
22   IV, 5   |            how difficult it is to discuss heavenly subjects; but still
23   IV, 9   |   nativity. Now I must more fully discuss the second, since this is
24   IV, 30  |           religion and wisdom, we discuss the subject of justice in
25    V, 18  |         of justice. For when they discuss the subject of virtue, although
26    V, 20  |           them venture, I say, to discuss with us something of this
27   VI, 3   |         virtues; whereas, when we discuss the subject of good or evil,
28  VII, 5   |     because we have undertaken to discuss the subject of a happy life,