Book, Chapter

 1    I, 4 |       who lead an unholy life. Wherefore they, whose sins were brought
 2    I, 8 |      to no other than Himself? Wherefore, as I often reflect on the
 3    I, 11|     under the name of Jupiter. Wherefore, if both from his actions
 4   II, 8 |      the light of man's heart. Wherefore, since wisdom--that is,
 5   II, 9 |       collected by providence. Wherefore he ought not to have supposed
 6   II, 19|  rather in the highest region. Wherefore it is undoubted that there
 7  III, 1 |     accustomed to appear true. Wherefore there is no reason why we
 8  III, 6 |   something is even unlearned? Wherefore, if all things cannot be
 9  III, 9 | Creator of all things Himself. Wherefore, if any one should ask a
10  III, 20|       opinions of individuals; wherefore no one can doubt that those
11  III, 28|    GODDESS, AND OF PHILOSOPHY.~Wherefore there is nothing else in
12  III, 29| ravings of thoughtless levity. Wherefore let them not envy us, to
13   IV, 1 |         and discerned nothing. Wherefore they are found to be much
14   IV, 2 |     DID NOT APPROACH THE JEWS.~Wherefore, if they were not wise who
15   IV, 5 |      Superbus reigned at Rome. Wherefore, since the whole series
16   IV, 18|    spoke guile with His mouth. Wherefore He shall obtain s many,
17   IV, 29|      all things are contained. Wherefore, since the mind and will
18    V, 1 |      which we present to them. Wherefore they themselves plainly
19   VI, 9 |        altogether to darkness. Wherefore there is no reason why any
20   VI, 15|      should be taken from him. Wherefore they ought either to have
21   VI, 20|       poor, and the poor rich. Wherefore, if any one on account of
22  VII, 2 |       think that no man knows. Wherefore all the sects of philosophers
23  VII, 7 |       itself by its own light. Wherefore the error of those is incredible,