Book, Chapter

 1    I, 11|       the Greeks. Thus we have heard that seas received the names
 2    I, 14| Jupiter, when grown up, having heard that his father and mother
 3    I, 22|  except her husband saw her or heard her name. On this account
 4   II, 4 |       cloak of condemnation he heard of the disastrous misfortunes
 5   II, 4 |        before his own death he heard of the most cruel end of
 6   II, 8 |     things which they have not heard, and to weigh things which
 7   II, 8 |   weigh things which they have heard. Nor, because they preceded
 8   II, 11| something to that which he had heard,--those things they comprised
 9   II, 17|       the Romans; for~"She had heard that sons of Troy~Were born
10  III, 3 |     seen, and of which we have heard nothing more than the name.
11  III, 3 |       know this but he who has heard or seen it. No one therefore
12   IV, 10|       around him." And when he heard of this, the tyrant of the
13   IV, 11|       afar off, which have not heard my fame; and they shall
14   IV, 14|        who, when they read and heard these things, laid impious
15   IV, 15|        a voice from heaven was heard: " Thou art my Son, to-day
16   IV, 16|  miracles which He worked, and heard His precepts, and believed
17   IV, 18|   impious. And when Pilate had heard these things, and He said
18    V, 1 |       object, that they may be heard by the faithful only: in
19    V, 1 |   happened to be known. I have heard of a certain man who was
20    V, 11|   innocent,--for I myself have heard some boasting that their
21    V, 21|     these things are willingly heard by men, and discussed with
22   VI, 9 | virtues, such a man as we have heard that Cimon was at Athens,
23   VI, 13|        you are worthy of being heard. Examine your own conscience,
24   VI, 25|     perfect discourse, when he heard Asclepius inquiring from
25  VII, 16|    earth, the trumpet shall be heard from heaven, which the Sibyl
26  VII, 22|    when carelessly and lightly heard, after the manner of a feigned
27  VII, 22|       lest, if he were seen or heard, all men with one accord