Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |          place, saying: "For the Deity pervades all lands, the
 2    I, 5 |        that the air is the chief deity; and to this opinion our
 3    I, 5 |      deserved praise the supreme Deity! For when he was discussing
 4    I, 11|       undoubtedly. For when that deity had spared neither virgins
 5    I, 11|          placed had its tutelary deity in the shape of an eagle,
 6    I, 21|          will now draw forth the deity Isis from the tomb, and
 7    I, 21|    understand the worship of the deity, that therefore antiquity,
 8    I, 21|    understand the worship of the deity, since all error was introduced
 9   II, 2 |       bodies. But after that the deity has begun to be near, there
10   II, 9 |      deceptions of the pretended deity, led by which men have departed
11   II, 9 |      matter also was made bY the Deity. For it is more credible
12   II, 9 |       truth he imagined that the Deity must altogether be taken
13   II, 12|          produced by the supreme Deity under remarkable circumstances;
14   II, 18|        nothing except the single deity of our only Creator and
15  III, 10|        of due conceptions of the Deity, does not know that some
16   IV, 28|        If one victim renders the deity propitious, it is plain
17    V, 10|  followed by punishment; and the deity offended with the wickedness
18    V, 20|       are many g beings by whose deity and providence all things
19    V, 21|         vengeance of the injured deity, but even go away honoured
20   VI, 24|        is," he says," some great deity, and greater than can be
21  VII, 26|        providence of the supreme Deity has raised thee to the imperial
22  VII, 26| condition of the human race, the Deity should make use of thy authority