bold = Main text
   Book, Chapter                              grey = Comment text

 1    I, 18|    others, to destroy cities, to overthrow towns, to put to death or
 2    I, 18|          But they who reckon the overthrow of cities and people as
 3   II, 3 |       things which tended to the overthrow of religious ceremonies,
 4   II, 6 |      them which they do not also overthrow. For they argue thus: It
 5   II, 7 |         on account of which wars overthrow nations and cities throughout
 6   II, 9 |          from an uncertainty, to overthrow that which was certain.
 7   II, 9 |         the others, he wished to overthrow old opinions. But in this
 8   II, 9 |         But when he attempted to overthrow the divine providence, which
 9  III, 1 |         error it is necessary to overthrow both. For inasmuch as it
10  III, 6 |         that he might altogether overthrow philosophy on the authority
11  III, 20|       Ruler. But if he wished to overthrow those public superstitions,
12  III, 21|          WHICH WOULD LEAD TO THE OVERTHROW OF STATES.~Let us, however,
13    V, 2 |        of wisdom, endeavoured to overthrow wisdom. All, however, censured
14    V, 3 |           when he endeavoured to overthrow his wonderful deeds, and
15    V, 4 |       once for all by one attack overthrow all who everywhere effect,
16    V, 4 |       pleaded by me that I might overthrow former writers, together
17    V, 5 |   something of this kind for the overthrow and removal of righteousness;
18    V, 15|         that he might be able to overthrow them, as he did. For it
19   VI, 6 |        them--that is, who by the overthrow of cities and the destruction
20   VI, 15|     grieved if he has beheld the overthrow of liberty, and the banishment
21   VI, 16|      conquest of enemies, or the overthrow of a tyrant, liberty and
22  VII, 7 |         and sects. For we do not overthrow philosophy, as the Academics
23  VII, 7 | arguments even though false, and overthrow those of others even though
24  VII, 14|   heavenly, announce the end and overthrow of all things after a short
25  VII, 15|          with so much greater an overthrow will they fall, because
26  VII, 16|        which is the beginning of overthrow and disaster, will lay waste
27  VII, 19|          be insufficient for the overthrow of a tyranny of immense