Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |          and arbiters of justice composed and published Institutions
 2    I, 6 |     speaks in that book which he composed concerning divination;--
 3    I, 11|       who are esteemed gods, and composed a history from the titles
 4    I, 15| influence, and by means of poems composed to give pleasure, raised
 5   II, 9 |        made the things which are composed of matter, made matter also.
 6   II, 13|       the world itself, which is composed of opposing elements. For
 7   II, 13|        said that our bodies were composed of these four elements by
 8   II, 13|         whose spirits, not being composed of God, but of the common
 9  III, 3 |           of what material it is composed; whether it is at rest and
10  III, 6 |     creation. Thus, since we are composed of these two elements, the
11   IV, 5 |         it were new and recently composed, being ignorant from what
12   IV, 13|        He was both God and man-- composed of both natures. Isaiah
13   IV, 15|          Sibyls, but made up and composed by our own writers. But
14   IV, 25|          be born as man is born, composed of a mortal on both sides;
15   IV, 25|        of man. For, since man is composed of flesh and spirit, and
16   IV, 30|    sacred writings, so that they composed for themselves a new doctrine
17    V, 2 |        he bad persecuted. For he composed two books, not against the
18   VI, 4 |          shape of this way is so composed to the sight, that it appears
19   VI, 20|       eloquent they are who have composed the accounts of these disgraceful
20  VII, 5 |     might set virtue before them composed as they were of both natures;