Book, Chapter

 1    I, 8 |         their mortality, may be preserved by mutual succession. But
 2    I, 11|     Jupiter himself having been preserved by stealth, and stealthily
 3    I, 11|         of his parents might be preserved, gave their names to the
 4    I, 22|        and league could thus be preserved. Thus temples were founded
 5   II, 11|       been the only one who was preserved on account of his righteousness?
 6  III, 21|    possible for affection to be preserved where there is nothing certain
 7  III, 21|        mind, and faith mutually preserved, shall have made their love
 8   IV, 11|        things are sealed up and preserved in the sacred writings.
 9    V, 18|        at any rate may be alone preserved while the rest perish. But
10    V, 20|       that it may be faithfully preserved and boldly defended by man?
11   VI, 4 |       house, and property being preserved, you may be able to enjoy
12   VI, 11|     Therefore humanity is to be preserved, if we wish rightly to be
13   VI, 17| constancy--to be maintained and preserved in this one thing alone,
14   VI, 18|    attacked with injury, he had preserved patience--if he had learned
15  VII, 17|    military discipline shall be preserved; no one shall reverence
16  VII, 25|         revile us, the truth is preserved, which they refuse to acknowledge.