Book, Chapter

 1    I, 12|      on this account that they esteem Vesta to be a virgin, inasmuch
 2    I, 12|        Fasti says: "Nor do you esteem Vesta to be anything else
 3    I, 20|   evils as gods, as the Romans esteem Blight and Fever. If, therefore,
 4   II, 3 |      unlearned and the foolish esteem false religions as true,
 5  III, 3 |    deride our conjectures, and esteem us as mad, since we wish
 6  III, 8 |        is so ridiculous, as to esteem that the chief good which
 7  III, 20|       this seriously, so as to esteem a most base animal as God!
 8  III, 27| impossible that any one should esteem tortures of the body as
 9   IV, 27|        they whom the multitude esteem to be gods are also demons?
10    V, 5 |  worship God, and had begun to esteem the king in the place of
11    V, 6 |        effects that man should esteem man dear, and should know
12   VI, 5 |       good men and manners;~To esteem these highly, to wish them
13   VI, 12|      can never be poor. If you esteem justice so highly, lay aside
14   VI, 17|        On the other hand, they esteem parsimony as a virtue; which,
15   VI, 17|       quiet. They also rightly esteem some things as virtues,
16   VI, 20|      whose blood-shedding they esteem a pleasure. I ask now whether
17  VII, 3 |        if it were so, He would esteem living creatures as His