Book, Chapter

 1    I, 15|        Apollo and Jupiter their fathers, and likewise respecting
 2    I, 15|         who was suborned by the fathers to announce to the populace
 3    I, 22|        years, as did also their fathers Faunus and Laomedon, in
 4   II, 7 |         oldest, and called them Fathers, by whose advice he might
 5   II, 7 |  well-robed senate, receivedthe Fathers clothed in skins, rustic
 6   II, 7 |         spirits."~These are the Fathers whose decrees learned and
 7   II, 15|    admitted into hell, as their fathers were not into heaven. Thus
 8  III, 21|      shall be the husbands, and fathers, and wives, and children
 9   IV, 3 |        one man should have many fathers (for he is produced from
10   IV, 3 |      since there cannot be many fathers or lords; but it is necessary
11   IV, 3 |       consider the gods both as fathers and lords. Therefore the
12   IV, 3 |     same man is subject to many fathers and lords, where the mind,
13   IV, 4 |         that the gods cannot be fathers or lords, is declared not
14   IV, 11|         gave to you and to your fathers for ever. Walk ye not after
15   IV, 13|       thou shalt sleep with thy fathers, I will raise up thy seed
16   IV, 13|        David had slept with his fathers. Besides, the reign of Solomon
17   IV, 20| testament which I made to their fathers, in the day that I took
18    V, 9 |        the whole people and the fathers with one accord display
19    V, 23|      corrupted by ease as their fathers had been by indulgence,
20  VII, 26|       faults, to provide with a fathers's clemency for the safety