Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |         and enfeebled, they may lie in darkness. We must provide
 2    I, 10|         his effeminate retinue, lie met with an unchaste woman
 3   II, 18|        worshipped, because they lie under the sentence of God.
 4  III, 8 |        fear, they deceive, they lie in wait, they kill; and
 5  III, 16|         investigating the truth lie hid? Lucretius also says:--~"
 6  III, 18| nevertheless blind in mind, and lie in the depths of the darkness
 7    V, 9 |       that he is a good man, to lie in wait, as if all were
 8    V, 17|         return to cottages, and lie down in want and miseries."
 9    V, 18|  animals also: either when they lie in wait for others, and
10   VI, 1 |    violence, they plunder, they lie in wait, they deny on oath;
11   VI, 6 |        adhere to the earth, and lie on the ground, since they
12   VI, 12|     said that it was no evil to lie unburied and neglected;
13   VI, 12|       and workmanship of God to lie exposed as a prey to beasts
14   VI, 18|       not limited to this, that lie should not himself inflict
15   VI, 18|        inflict injury, but that lie should not avenge it when
16   VI, 24|     conscience is confirmed; we lie open to the sight of God."
17   VI, 24|      conscience is confined; we lie open to the sight of God.
18  VII, 17|         and shall suffer him to lie unburied; but after the
19  VII, 26|   defend impious superstitions, lie in ruin. But thou, who defendest