Book, Chapter

 1    I, 15|        to speed our flight,~And pray that he we hold so dear~
 2   II, 7 |   objected to us, let us see, I pray, who those ancestors were
 3  III, 15|       his life; who is there, I pray, who does not see that those
 4   IV, 3 |      called father by those who pray to him, as is Saturnus,
 5   IV, 15|       into a desert mountain to pray there. And when He had tarried
 6   IV, 28|         he should think that to pray once for the health of sons
 7   IV, 28|        is an excellent thing to pray once, how much more so to
 8   IV, 28| contrary. For if it is wrong to pray and sacrifice during whole
 9    V, 12|         of all fortune,--who, I pray, will be so mad as to doubt
10    V, 13|         power,--who is there, I pray, so foolish and so blind
11    V, 16|      the mind, what nobility, I pray, can be so firm, what resources,
12    V, 20|     thieves, and sorcerers, who pray for nothing else but that
13   VI, 2 |      dimmed eyes, what light, I pray, what brightness, must we
14   VI, 9 |        others, what goodness, I pray, has it in itself, that
15   VI, 16|      means faulty? What then, I pray, will this mediocrity profit
16   VI, 25|   implore the mercy of God, and pray for nothing else but pardon