Book, Chapter

 1    I, 17|        name? Lastly, why such a determined hatred of horses? What do
 2    I, 21|       him. But when it had been determined that divine honours should
 3    I, 23|     false religions; but I have determined now to bring this book to
 4   II, 8 |         severe disease, and had determined to abstain from battle,
 5   II, 11|       wonderful arrangement, He determined to prepare for Himself an
 6   II, 13|         Varro among the Romans--determined that there were four elements,
 7   II, 14|     with wickedness and crimes, determined to destroy mankind with
 8   II, 18|       He may honour. For He has determined at the last times to pass
 9  III, 8 | stronger animals, they are more determined in their pursuit; why they
10  III, 9 |        nature of which is to be determined in this manner: first, it
11  III, 14|      and death before they have determined upon the befitting course
12   IV, 2 |      other nations. For God had determined, as the last time drew near,
13   IV, 11|     begun to say), when God had determined to send to men a teacher
14   IV, 26|         explained), when He had determined to set man free, sent as
15    V, 9 |    amidst arms; or if they have determined to carry their cruelty to
16   VI, 2 |       those whose errors I have determined to convict and bring to
17  VII, 2 |       the truth. It has been so determined by the arrangement of the
18  VII, 3 |       of counsel that it may be determined how it should be done; nor
19  VII, 5 |      body sinking downwards, He determined that an abode and dwelling-place