Book, Chapter

 1    I, 8 |          or the arts which they discovered, they were beloved by those
 2    I, 18|       or of the arts which they discovered, as AEsculapius or Minerva.
 3    I, 18|      very things which might be discovered. The arts also are said
 4    I, 18|     doubtless it is Minerva who discovered all, and therefore workmen
 5    I, 21|          But if any one, having discovered wisdom, shall lay aside
 6   II, 4 |       sacrilegious robbers were discovered and arrested; and their
 7   II, 4 |       the goddess herself first discovered grain in the soil of Henna,
 8   II, 4 |       by portents, on its being discovered in the Sibylline predictions
 9   II, 8 |      inventions, so we who have discovered the truth may hand down
10   II, 14|        they think that this was discovered afterwards, because they
11  III, 2 |       because that can never be discovered which is either sought in
12  III, 2 |     possible for anything to be discovered by this kind of pursuit,
13  III, 5 | computation of times, have been discovered, and the nature of bodies,
14  III, 8 |      desire of glory? Is it not discovered in horses, since they exult
15  III, 11|         of the philosophers who discovered the abode and dwelling-place
16  III, 14|       that he supposed it to be discovered by a man,--as though that
17  III, 14|        this account, because He discovered wisdom, but because He created
18  III, 14|     great if it could have been discovered by man. But he may be pardoned
19  III, 14|        or in what sect you have discovered the truth. Doubtless it
20  III, 16|       system of things has been discovered lately, and I the very first
21  III, 23|     philosophers are themselves discovered to be of such emptiness,
22    V, 16|   account the true good was not discovered by philosophers, because
23   VI, 10|     assembled together, or have discovered the method of speech, had
24   VI, 12|      true path, yet, since they discovered some advantage in these
25  VII, 8 |         us. And because we have discovered this good, it remains that
26  VII, 14|      earth, or because they had discovered things useful for the life