Book, Chapter

 1    I, 13|      to pass that he should be driven into banishment by a son.
 2    I, 13|       him to be a god, who was driven into banishment, who fled,
 3    I, 17| daughter; Latona, expelled and driven about over the earth, with
 4   II, 4 |       which they imagine to be driven away by fear of his scythe,
 5   II, 20|     power of speaking, we have driven away inveterate errors.
 6  III, 16|        account was more easily driven from his opinion, because
 7  III, 17|    those who are in flight and driven from our battle-field. The
 8  III, 18|   given, he would neither have driven Cleombrotus nor Cato to
 9  III, 28|     her even then, when he was driven from his home and deprived
10   IV, 29|       Son: which assertion has driven many into the greatest error.
11    V, 1 |   being taken away,~"Wisdom is driven from among them, they have
12    V, 3 |      Jupiter; and when you had driven him from the supreme power,
13    V, 6 |       it is plain that she was driven away by Jupiter, who changed
14    V, 14|        man as to be able to be driven away from his sentiment
15    V, 23|      of all, great numbers are driven from the worship of the
16    V, 23|     these have afterwards been driven out, they who have been
17  VII, 5 |       this, he was immediately driven from the holy place in which
18  VII, 5 |        the faith, since we are driven to the greatest wickedness,
19  VII, 22|        of punishments, and are driven to the impious worship of