Book, Chapter

 1   IV, 13|   frauds. For when he had been compelled to speak the truth, he now
 2   IV, 15|         that by His command He compelled the winds to obey, the seas
 3   IV, 24|      my wish, but because I am compelled. I myself perceive that
 4    V, 1 |      be overcome by us, and be compelled at length to yield, truth
 5    V, 6 |     golden age of justice, and compelled men to become wicked and
 6    V, 7 |     were nothing which we were compelled to endure? How could faith
 7    V, 18|     possible that a man may be compelled even against his will to
 8    V, 21|     curse; when men sacrifice, compelled by proscription, by injuries,
 9    V, 21| require that any one should be compelled, whether he is willing or
10   VI, 1 |      slaves through the people compelled to give way. Thus devoting
11   VI, 9 |     own accord, which they are compelled to do by the laws. Will
12   VI, 17|   impious thing; but that when compelled to desert God, and to betray
13   VI, 24|       or deceived by error, or compelled by force, he has turned
14  VII, 1 |  prefer that by which they are compelled to renounce their eager
15  VII, 15|       a prince of the Hebrews, compelled by want of corn, passed