Book, Chapter

 1    I, 11|     benefits, and having been honoured with immortal glory and
 2    I, 11|       took charge of him, and honoured him; and his tomb is in
 3    I, 15| celebrity of their name, were honoured in all provinces. But separate
 4    I, 15|     separate people privately honoured the founders of their nation
 5    I, 15|    chastity; as the Egyptians honoured Isis, the Moors Juba, the
 6    I, 20| profession of the person thus honoured. A festival was also dedicated
 7    I, 20|    man. For if they are to be honoured, they must necessarily be
 8    I, 20|     is virtue, which is to be honoured, and not the image of virtue;
 9    I, 20|       virtue; and it is to be honoured not by any sacrifice, or
10    I, 21|     ancient, since Saturn was honoured in Latium with the same
11    I, 22|     grandfather Saturnus, and honoured his father Picus with a
12    I, 23|    which they whose memory is honoured lived. Theophilus, in his
13  III, 8 |   power that virtue should be honoured simply for its own deserts.
14   IV, 4 |     part of wisdom, and to be honoured, which is the part of religion.
15    V, 3 |      of evil, and is even now honoured by the Ephesians. He could
16    V, 12|    man should be praised, and honoured, and loved by all,--if all
17    V, 21|       deity, but even go away honoured and praised. Do we destroy
18   VI, 3 | immortal: but that the one is honoured who presides over virtues
19   VI, 12|    sufficiently protected and honoured by their own opulence. But
20  VII, 5 |      be worshipped, and to be honoured by man as a Father, that
21  VII, 5 |    the man, with which he has honoured God, this reward, to be
22  VII, 13|    placed among the gods, and honoured by the Egyptians under the