Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |       their wishes, from which circumstance disputing and contention
 2    I, 9 |       his daughter, from which circumstance it is evident at what time
 3    I, 12|    rule. First, from this very circumstance he is not now a god, inasmuch
 4    I, 17|      fictitious gods? And this circumstance gave rise to false opinions
 5    I, 17|        have it appear? But the circumstance itself cries out. For when
 6    I, 20|     alone remained. From which circumstance the pact speaks of the immoveable
 7    I, 21|       is a representation of a circumstance which really occurred; and
 8    I, 21|      injury with revilings,--a circumstance which afforded gratification
 9    I, 21|       which he named, from the circumstance, the yoke of oxen; and at
10    I, 21|        as a shield, from which circumstance he is called by the poets
11    I, 22|       Great Mother; from which circumstance the priests of the same
12   II, 1 |     erect to stars."~From this circumstance the Greeks plainly derived
13   II, 4 |     was fortunate in this very circumstance, that before his own death
14   II, 12|       however, see whether the circumstance itself which they assert
15   II, 14|       his own hand. From which circumstance they are refuted who regard
16   II, 14|      but went out and told the circumstance to his brothers also. But
17    V, 3 | perchance believed it from the circumstance of your having consecrated
18    V, 6 |   impious, even from this very circumstance, that he turned them away
19    V, 13|       might see from this very circumstance, that it is not folly to
20   VI, 18|        good man from this very circumstance, if he shall inflict injury.
21   VI, 18|       unable to curb? But this circumstance manifestly deceived him,
22  VII, 9 |       should imagine from this circumstance that God does not exist,