Book, Chapter

 1    I, 11|        they say that the heaven fell to the share of Jupiter,
 2    I, 11|     that the empire of the east fell to Jupiter, a part of the
 3    I, 11|      together with the islands, fell to the lot of Neptune. How
 4   II, 3 |         And in this manner they fell into a much greater error
 5   II, 4 | retained his position while all fell; until the proscription
 6   II, 9 |      failed, and he necessarily fell into this pitfall, from
 7   II, 15|        plunged themselves, they fell to the earth. Thus from
 8  III, 17|       less evils or none at all fell upon those who altogether
 9  III, 18|        blame them, because they fell upon the truth not by their
10  III, 28|         a greater distance, and fell into such great errors,
11   IV, 10|         hunger laid aside, they fell away into luxury, and transferred
12   IV, 13|       it was built by the hand, fell by the hand. Lastly, his
13   IV, 30|        he himself had foretold, fell away from the knowledge
14    V, 2 |        that the sacred writings fell into his hands? What rashness
15   VI, 12|    knowingly and with foresight fell into this snare. And that
16  VII, 2 |         teacher. Therefore they fell into various and ofttimes
17  VII, 9 |  providence. Hence they at once fell into the absurdities which
18  VII, 15|        intestine evil, it again fell back to the government of