Book, Chapter

 1    I, 20|      victims? To what purport to bestow such great expenditure on
 2    I, 21|         are such deities able to bestow on the men by whose punishments
 3   II, 11|          souls, on whom He might bestow immortality. Then He made
 4  III, 7 |          they say anything, they bestow no advantage; or if they
 5  III, 8 |      animal avoids pain, who can bestow upon himself that good,
 6  III, 21|       they are his own? Who will bestow honour upon any one as a
 7  III, 23|        of kindness and humanity, bestow it upon the poor; this,
 8   IV, 11|    change His covenant, that is, bestow the inheritance of eternal
 9    V, 6 |        had a superfluity fail to bestow a share upon others, but
10    V, 16|      other cause why we mutually bestow upon each other the name
11    V, 19|         does he who buys a slave bestow upon him, beyond the nourishment
12   VI, 9 |    everlasting life. Now who can bestow these except God, who has
13   VI, 11|         think that whatever they bestow on men of this kind is thrown
14   VI, 11|         utility. For we must not bestow our bounty on suitable objects,
15   VI, 11| advantage." Why therefore do you bestow your bounty on suitable
16   VI, 11|         who must die: unless you bestow your bounty upon them. They
17   VI, 11|   against; so that whatever they bestow is either lost altogether,
18   VI, 11|        are senseless and mad who bestow upon the people that which
19   VI, 11|         therefore act better who bestow their bounty on their tribesmen
20   VI, 11|  tribesmen and clients, for they bestow something on men. and profit
21   VI, 12|        when he said that we must bestow our bounty on "suitable"
22   VI, 12|        this virtue, that you may bestow your riches upon the altar
23   VI, 13|      adore senseless images, and bestow upon them whatever they
24   VI, 17|   whether on account of lust you bestow your money on harlots, or
25   VI, 17|      squander your money, or you bestow it on piety and God; whether
26  VII, 3 |      advantage can our gratitude bestow on immortal and blessed
27  VII, 4 |       who builds a ship does not bestow his labour on this account,
28  VII, 6 |         these things, they could bestow them upon themselves when