Book, Chapter

 1    I, 11|         placed it under his own protection. But the sacred history
 2   II, 4 |         What folly, to hope for protection from those things which
 3   II, 4 |    foolish if they had fled for protection against the injuries of
 4   II, 15|      first, sent angels for the protection and improvement of the human
 5   II, 16|        bound by fate. "The only protection," he says, "is piety, for
 6  III, 10|     dumb creatures only for the protection of life, to man also for
 7  III, 23|     armed with natural means of protection, either to endure the severity
 8   IV, 26|        is about to have for the protection of God's people in the extreme
 9    V, 5 |        think respecting his own protection, since no one plotted against
10    V, 18|       arms nor strength for its protection:--~"He whose life hath no
11   VI, 10| recourse to other men, implored protection, and at first made their
12   VI, 10|        with men for the sake of protection, either to violate or not
13   VI, 12|       to protect those who need protection, but they do not perceive
14   VI, 12|       that they will never want protection. Also to undertake the care
15  VII, 4 |          and were given for his protection and service; since, whether
16  VII, 18|  mourning, and will implore the protection of Jupiter: that Jupiter
17  VII, 26|         of justice, and for the protection of the human race; for while