Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |      justice and wisdom have been restored to the affairs of men? Therefore,
 2    I, 14|        parents from imprisonment, restored the kingdom to his father,
 3   IV, 5 | afterwards, the captive Jews were restored to their own lands and settlements
 4   IV, 10|          kingdom, who immediately restored the Jews by an edict. Afterwards
 5   IV, 11|       Cyrus by whom the Jews were restored, thus speaks: They rebelled
 6   IV, 15|          the deepest darkness, He restored them to their former sight.
 7   IV, 27|           demons by His word, and restored to their former senses the
 8    V, 7 |         returned, and justice was restored to the earth, but was assigned
 9   VI, 24|        who made the lame to walk, restored sight to the blind, cleansed
10  VII, 18|          to its ancient state and restored it." The Sibyls also show
11  VII, 22|     regions, they should again be restored to life, as Maro said:_~"
12  VII, 22|       death, but that, when again restored to life, they may reign
13  VII, 23|           and that he himself was restored from Euphorbus. Chrysippus
14  VII, 23|        have again come round, are restored to this state in which we
15  VII, 23|           that the old man can be restored by Him who made the new