Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |        exploits with the highest praises, yet very frequently confess
 2    I, 9 |         especially who sting the praises of the gods. Whom, then,
 3    I, 11|      they used to celebrate with praises, they said that they were
 4    I, 15|         family, with the highest praises and with new honours, so
 5    I, 20|       there be temples for their praises." But these things cannot
 6  III, 4 |      therefore believe one which praises itself and its doctrine,
 7  III, 8 |        So great is their love of praises, so great is their eagerness
 8  III, 14|          though that man whom he praises had found it lying somewhere
 9  III, 14|        diminishes the praise who praises a part only of the whole.
10  III, 14|         manner of the poets, and praises on account of its beauty.
11  III, 14|       nothing, you extolled with praises to the heavens, cannot be
12  III, 17|      crushed, the mouse with the praises of the lion. But the same
13    V, 2 |         broke out profusely into praises of the princes, whose piety
14    V, 3 |        For, having set forth the praises of the Supreme God, whom
15    V, 6 |      which Tullius thought to be praises suitable to a king. This
16    V, 7 |         rarity furnished it with praises? But because it is provided
17    V, 15|         the man himself from the praises of Cicero or of Lucilius,
18    V, 18|         heavens with the highest praises him who was willing to die
19    V, 23|     alike extol with the highest praises. But if it cannot be denied
20   VI, 6 | country-men--he is extolled with praises to the heaven: in him there
21   VI, 18|        spoken, gave the greatest praises to the forgetting of injuries. "
22   VI, 21|    pleasant to sing and hear the praises of God. This is true pleasure,