Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |   things were placed in order, arranged, and made by some artificer,
 2    I, 5 |   admits that the universe was arranged by God, whom he calls the
 3    I, 22| priests, Salii, and augurs; he arranged the gods in families; and
 4   II, 5 |     framer of the universe, so arranged and contrived them, that
 5   II, 5 |   hollow brass, in which he so arranged the sun and moon, that they
 6   II, 9 |    from the confused heap, and arranged them in order, He constructed
 7   II, 9 |  therefore, that the world was arranged by providence, than that
 8  III, 4 |        the nature of men is so arranged, that they see and distinguish
 9  III, 17|      the bodies of animals are arranged with such foresight, that
10   IV, 7 |        the world, but who also arranged it by His wisdom and constructed
11   IV, 12|        man. For since it is so arranged by God that the same Christ
12   IV, 26|      What the Most High Father arranged from the beginning, and
13   VI, 15|     former ones having been so arranged, this naturally followed.
14  VII, 3 |     before anything is done or arranged, there is need of counsel
15  VII, 7 |     neither have been made nor arranged and set in order without