Book, Chapter

 1    I, 9 |             conquered a virago, and deprived her of her belt; if he slew
 2    I, 13|           the birth of Jupiter, who deprived him of the possession of
 3   II, 8 |           to the public slaves, was deprived of his eyesight; and the
 4   II, 8 |           he had built at Rome, was deprived of his senses, and having
 5   II, 11| notwithstanding their eloquence, be deprived of this also by Epicurus,
 6  III, 8 |         which I must necessarily be deprived if I shall come off vanquished.
 7  III, 19|            righteousness, should be deprived of his reward. And this
 8  III, 21|         justice and equity, who had deprived some of their own property,
 9  III, 28|            driven from his home and deprived of his country; but then,
10   IV, 14|             that the Jews were then deprived of understanding, who, when
11   IV, 15|              so that those who were deprived of the use of all their
12   IV, 20|            people of the Jews being deprived and disinherited. As the
13    V, 12|             dragged away, should be deprived of his hands, have his eyes
14    V, 19|          virtue to be, if it can be deprived of its reward ! For if it
15    V, 19|     banished, should be in want, be deprived of his hands, have his eyes
16   VI, 18|           of which the wise man has deprived the good man. For this alone
17  VII, 12|           without a soul, but to be deprived of their mind. Therefore
18  VII, 24|            shall sleep with infants deprived of their mothers."~And in