Book, Chapter

 1    I, pref|   headlong, and deceived by the appearance of good things, they embrace
 2    I, 11  |     having recovered her former appearance, she became the goddess
 3  III, 24  |       in every direction, which appearance it must present on account
 4  III, 24  |         should present the same appearance to all parts of the heaven;
 5  III, 28  |      away; while, led on by the appearance of false virtue, they endeavour
 6   IV, 10  |      closing over him after the appearance of a mountain, stood around
 7   IV, 15  |      upon Him, formed after the appearance of a white dove. From that
 8   IV, 17  |         regards not the outward appearance, as man does, but the innermost
 9    V, 7   | perpetual errors. Therefore the appearance of that golden time returned,
10    V, 11  |        persecutors whom a false appearance of clemency flatters; he
11    V, 15  |        own nature has a certain appearance of folly, and I am able
12    V, 18  |       enclose justice under the appearance of folly, and to remove
13    V, 18  |        confess that it has this appearance, through the error of men,
14    V, 22  |       men are influenced by the appearance of earthly and present goods,
15   VI, 3   |        little further, that the appearance of its pleasantness is withdrawn,
16   VI, 3   |     lead them captivated by the appearance of empty pleasures to bitter
17   VI, 3   |         hand, which assumes the appearance of the better,--that is,
18   VI, 4   |       way of perdition. And the appearance and shape of this way is
19   VI, 4   |    whoever is captivated by the appearance of present goods, and occupied
20   VI, 4   |         may blind them with the appearance of light, lest any one should
21   VI, 6   |     bore a certain likeness and appearance of wise men." If therefore
22   VI, 7   |          being clothed with the appearance of virtue, grasp at shadows
23   VI, 7   |        so it has a likeness and appearance of justice. For how could
24   VI, 7   |    those paths which display an appearance of honours are not different
25   VI, 10  |         being captivated by the appearance of false virtue, have taken
26   VI, 14  |        that, erring through the appearance of good, they fall into
27   VI, 17  | beguiles and deceives under the appearance of virtue. For frugality