Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |         is the Eternal Mind, is undoubtedly of excellence, complete
 2    I, 3 |        government of the world, undoubtedly each will have less power
 3    I, 7 |       is desolate and solitary. Undoubtedly He has ministers, whom we
 4    I, 10|        is a matter of question, undoubtedly he is not the Best; to which
 5    I, 11|         an impossibility, it is undoubtedly changeable at all times.
 6    I, 11|        father lost it? It is so undoubtedly. For when that deity had
 7    I, 11|         How can this be proved? Undoubtedly ancient stories attest it.
 8    I, 11|        the son of Saturn." This undoubtedly is not handed down by poets.
 9    I, 11|     inanimate objects; but they undoubtedly indicate those who were
10    I, 15|   heaven, the same honour ought undoubtedly to be appropriated to her.
11    I, 18|        in harmony? And this may undoubtedly be realized, if men would
12   II, 1 |   should look up to heaven, and undoubtedly not without reason. For
13   II, 5 |      preserve their regularity? Undoubtedly God, the framer of the universe,
14   II, 7 |   plunder to the gods, who must undoubtedly be weak, and destitute of
15   II, 13|       which frequently happens, undoubtedly live a thousand and two
16  III, 10|       look to the heaven, it is undoubtedly for no other reason than
17  III, 11|      that virtue is a good, and undoubtedly a good for all men. But
18  III, 12|         apprehended, they would undoubtedly have arrived at this truth,
19  III, 12|         in the body, which must undoubtedly be corrupted in order to
20  III, 13|     does not see his own error) undoubtedly arrogant, in venturing to
21  III, 20|        have no reference to us; undoubtedly the cause of our sustenance
22  III, 20|         is not probable; but he undoubtedly meant that which he said,
23    V, 19|        A FATHER AND MASTER.~But undoubtedly this is the cause why he
24   VI, 9 | surpassing God. Therefore he is undoubtedly impious who does not acknowledge
25   VI, 10|      humanity itself, man ought undoubtedly to recognise man. But if
26  VII, 1 |         live in a simple style--undoubtedly prefer that by which they