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 1    I, 11|       is celebrated; from which fact we learn that she did not
 2    I, 11|         truly they prove by the fact itself that the poets did
 3    I, 13|    believe it to be a matter of fact that, being a man, he suffered
 4    I, 20|  religions, even from this very fact, that they jeer at them
 5    I, 20|     Capitol. Now from this very fact how great is Jupiter found
 6    I, 21|    inquire what this is. But in fact it is evident. For as the
 7   II, 1 |      unless they think that the fact of our being upright is
 8   II, 4 | profaned and plundered. But, in fact, they have often themselves
 9   II, 7 |          they are delighted, in fact, with gold, and jewels,
10   II, 8 |        In the next place is the fact of Castor and Pollux having
11   II, 9 |      acknowledged and undoubted fact; until many ages afterwards
12  III, 1 |        thing iS to be proved by fact and by arguments, that no
13  III, 3 |      but by the presence of the fact itself. But this is the
14  III, 6 |       it is necessary that this fact must be known, that nothing
15  III, 8 |    chief good. For, besides the fact that every animal avoids
16  III, 17|   especially moved him, was the fact that religious men were
17  III, 17|      word, yet he teaches it in fact. For when he maintains that
18  III, 22|       of what he said, from the fact that no nation has existed
19   IV, 22|        length perceive that the fact ought to have been as we
20    V, 12|        be wisdom, from the very fact that they envy us its possession:
21    V, 12|        envy fools; but from the fact of their following us up
22   VI, 10|       causes are different, the fact is the same. Each might
23   VI, 25|      whom we follow, as much in fact as in words. He thus spoke
24  VII, 4 |        But this arises from the fact that they are ignorant that
25  VII, 9 |       may be discerned from the fact that there is no other animal
26  VII, 13|     would be overpowered by the fact itself, and by proofs presented
27  VII, 23|          AND THE PROOFS OF THIS FACT.~Therefore they will not