Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |          Cleanthes and Anaximenes assert that the air is the chief
 2    I, 16|        This is our duty, who both assert the existence of the true
 3   II, 1 |         impious vanity of men, to assert the majesty of the one God,
 4   II, 3 |         it would exert itself and assert its authority, and not permit
 5   II, 6 |        that the same philosophers assert that the world was constructed
 6   II, 9 |       confident that no one could assert that. As though, in truth,
 7   II, 11|       writers of ancient history, assert the same, and in this they
 8   II, 12|    circumstance itself which they assert could have taken place,
 9   II, 12| providence, he assuredly does not assert, but overthrows method.
10  III, 1 |      arriving at the truth; but I assert and maintain this against
11  III, 19|      PREVIOUS LIFE.~But those who assert the advantage of death,
12  III, 23|     followed, that he should also assert that pitch was white! This
13   IV, 14|    abolish the false gods, and to assert the existence of the one
14   IV, 29|         God only, we nevertheless assert that there are two, God
15    V, 22|        they tremble, cry out, and assert that they are branded and
16   VI, 10|           But if, as those others assert, the assembling together
17   VI, 17|           mind. In fine, they who assert this immoveableness of the
18  VII, 26|          accustomed to defend and assert it in public, since God