Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6 |        are contained in it, it testifies that He alone ought to be
 2    I, 11|         But the sacred history testifies that even beforehand an
 3    I, 15|  priesthood of the augurs, and testifies that he worships and venerates
 4    I, 17|       and fictitious gods, and testifies that their worship consists
 5    I, 22|         But the sacred history testifies that Jupiter himself, when
 6   II, 12|        insufficient. The Sibyl testifies that man is the work of
 7   II, 16|          And what piety is, he testifies in another place, in these
 8   II, 17|        as the Erythraean Sibyl testifies:--~"Since all these things
 9  III, 4 |  himself, as the renowned poet testifies; for the nature of men is
10   IV, 13|        of both natures. Isaiah testifies that He was God in these
11   IV, 19|   which event the prophet Amos testifies: "And it shall come to pass
12   IV, 20|        As the prophet Jeremiah testifies when he speaks such things: "
13   VI, 2 | Offices, in which cry books he testifies that nothing in the whole
14  VII, 9 |        man alone, it assuredly testifies that we may aim at, desire,
15  VII, 24|     and the dead, as the Sibyl testifies and says:--~"For then there