Book, Chapter

 1   II, 4 |      will be urged, Verres was condemned on account of these deeds.
 2   II, 7 |        men is not unreservedly condemned? They approach the gods,
 3   II, 18|        rites themselves, being condemned and cast off by God, wallow
 4  III, 14|       therefore, philosophy is condemned of folly and emptiness.
 5  III, 17|      restore a temple so often condemned by the judgment of Heaven.~
 6   IV, 1 |        By which deed they both condemned those who had rashly arrogated
 7   IV, 18|      malefactors, who had been condemned for robbery, and fixed Him
 8   IV, 22| without strength to trial, was condemned as one who was guilty, was
 9    V, 1 |        lawful for no one to be condemned beforehand, his cause being
10    V, 1 |      greater injustice to have condemned innocence, when proved to
11    V, 3 |        yourself have certainly condemned many: which of them after
12    V, 4 |   embrace that which he before condemned, or, which is next to it,
13    V, 8 |       desire of procreation is condemned by God. Nor would necessity,
14    V, 10|    their sire,~He takes alive, condemned to bleed~To Pallas' shade
15    V, 12|        eyes dug out, should be condemned, be bound, be branded, be
16    V, 19|      have his eyes put out, be condemned, put into chains, be burned,
17    V, 20| abandoned demons, whom God has condemned to everlasting punishments;
18   VI, 3 |      good qualities, the other condemned who presides over vices
19   VI, 4 |      cast down to hell, and be condemned to eternal punishment. But
20   VI, 20|      that a man, though justly condemned, should be slain in his
21  VII, 5 |       eternity; for he will be condemned by the sentence of God to
22  VII, 10|      pleasure, he truly, being condemned, shall suffer eternal punishment,
23  VII, 20|         are already judged and condemned, since the Holy Scriptures
24  VII, 20|       evil exceed, they may be condemned to punishment. Here, perhaps,
25  VII, 26|   servants shall be seized and condemned to punishment, together