Book, Chapter

 1    I, pref|         property, and altogether abandoned the pursuit of pleasures,
 2    I, 10  |        do such things wicked and abandoned, and in judging them most
 3    I, 20  |         a design at all, but the abandoned and deplorable wickedness
 4   II, 7   |     asylum. To this all the most abandoned men flocked together indiscriminately
 5   II, 8   |         the Potitian gens, which abandoned its privilege, within the
 6   II, 15  |           These contaminated and abandoned spirits, as I say, wander
 7  III, 8   |         of good; since he who is abandoned to pleasure must of necessity
 8  III, 15  |       more depraved than all the abandoned? Nor was it enough to live
 9  III, 20  |        to the bottom; and a body abandoned by the soul wastes away.
10  III, 20  |      Epicurean says), senseless, abandoned, desperate man, if he wished
11  III, 23  | Democritus is praised because he abandoned his fields, and suffered
12    V, 1   |      their distrust in their own abandoned system, since they neither
13    V, 6   |        continual imitation, they abandoned divine right, and the practice
14    V, 12  |     justice so hateful to you, O abandoned minds, that ye regard it
15    V, 19  |          same manner, is thought abandoned and impious who deserts
16    V, 20  |        own death by serving most abandoned demons, whom God has condemned
17    V, 22  |       but those contaminated and abandoned spirits by whom the truth
18   VI, 12  |          less distance; but they abandoned this because they were unable
19   VI, 12  |          profit to enrich men of abandoned wickedness, who fight with
20  VII, 3   |          all parts of the world, abandoned the first outer aspect of