Book, Chapter

 1    I, 4 |    fulfilment daily; and their foresight, agreeing as it does to
 2    I, 4 |        with the same prophetic foresight as the others?~
 3    I, 13|   cannot but blame his want of foresight. For why did he receive
 4   II, 9 |      possessed of the greatest foresight for planning, and of the
 5   II, 9 |        which there is both the foresight to plan, and the skill and
 6   II, 9 |      one who has intelligence, foresight, and power. And thus it
 7  III, 10|  themselves food, plainly have foresight. Indications of reason are
 8  III, 17| animals are arranged with such foresight, that the various members,
 9  III, 28|      divine mind, which by its foresight furnishes the beginning
10    V, 2 |       princes, whose piety and foresight, as he himself indeed said,
11   VI, 12|  justice he knowingly and with foresight fell into this snare. And
12   VI, 15|       made man, with wonderful foresight first implanted in him these
13   VI, 19|      him with great reason and foresight. They say this indeed rightly,
14   VI, 20|      of their stomach. But the foresight of the most skilful Creator
15   VI, 21|      rather, with the greatest foresight, He wished those things
16  VII, 3 |   anything be done without the foresight of a settled plan. Therefore
17  VII, 5 |    express with his voice, the foresight displayed in their arrangement,
18  VII, 8 |    memory of the past, and its foresight of the future, and its knowledge