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 1    I, 10|            he reached the height of impiety and guilt in carrying off
 2   II, 1 |          earth itself. And yet this impiety of men might meet with some
 3   II, 1 |             can they hope for their impiety, who do not acknowledge
 4   II, 1 |           other vices, there arises impiety towards God. From what cause
 5   II, 18|         suffer punishment for their impiety and guilt, who, rebelling
 6  III, 17|             they even increased the impiety of their error, in endeavouring
 7  III, 20|           only escape the charge of impiety, but, that which is much
 8   IV, 1 |           followed by injustice and impiety, as must necessarily be
 9   IV, 8 |       conceive in his mind so great impiety as to think that God begat
10   IV, 10|       suffered punishment for their impiety by oppressive slavery, until
11   IV, 20|             restore them from their impiety to a sound mind. And there
12    V, 2 |           defend from the charge of impiety him who became the betrayer
13    V, 4 |        incited both by the arrogant impiety of these, and by the consciousness
14    V, 6 |           AVARICE, AMBITION, PRIDE, IMPIETY, AND OTHER VICES REIGNED.~
15    V, 9 |            chief of all things. For impiety, if taken up in that which
16    V, 10|        evils as the reward of their impiety; and because they know not
17    V, 11|      against the righteous the same impiety which they show in other
18    V, 19|            know how great an act of impiety it is to adore any other
19   VI, 9 |         soul: which is the greatest impiety. For this ignorance causes
20   VI, 9 |         must live in wickedness and impiety, because virtue, that is,
21   VI, 10|          considered as the greatest impiety. For he who withdraws himself
22   VI, 20|     children, which is the greatest impiety; for God breathes into their
23   VI, 25|              For it is the greatest impiety to entertain any such thought
24  VII, 15|         ours, in which iniquity and impiety have increased even to the
25  VII, 15| righteousness will so decrease, and impiety, avarice, desire, and lust
26  VII, 19|   wickedness being extinguished and impiety suppressed, the world will
27  VII, 24|            the dominion of evil and impiety, and guilt and error. Throughout