Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |   there was nothing He first appeared and came forth from the
 2    I, 11|    are related about Jupiter appeared unsuited to the character
 3    I, 20|   Floralia. And because this appeared disgraceful to the senate,
 4   II, 4 | deaths of others; and he who appeared to have fallen while all
 5   II, 7 |       and since their number appeared inadequate to the rounding
 6  III, 17|   these matters (for thus it appeared to him in his ignorance
 7  III, 19|       Cleverly argued, as it appeared to himself, as though there
 8  III, 19|    though the course of life appeared to bear any resemblance
 9   IV, 6 |      alone, and one only, He appeared to Him beautiful, and most
10   IV, 12|    easy? And this might have appeared incredible, had not the
11   IV, 13|      speak the truth, he now appeared to be a betrayer of the
12   IV, 18|     gave sentence that there appeared nothing deserving of condemnation
13    V, 2 |    which he was pleading, he appeared senseless, vain, and ridiculous;
14    V, 11|      years with great spirit appeared at length to yield. They
15    V, 18|  comprehend the cause why he appeared so, he wished to show that
16   VI, 10|  devoured them! These things appeared to others senseless, as