Book, Chapter

 1   II, 4 |         would be very foolish and ungrateful to refuse to receive good
 2   II, 5 |        regard them as gods, being ungrateful towards the divine bounty,
 3  III, 14|            and to be so impiously ungrateful?"~Are we then parricides,
 4  III, 14|         you, who are so impiously ungrateful towards God (not this god
 5   IV, 2 |        away from a perfidious and ungrateful people. And I will endeavour
 6   IV, 3 |           piety if he shall prove ungrateful for the heavenly benefits;
 7   IV, 10|           visited the impious and ungrateful people with severe punishments,
 8   IV, 11| threatening words the sins of the ungrateful people, and nevertheless
 9   IV, 11|           the people who had been ungrateful towards God might be led
10   IV, 20|          the heirs, who have been ungrateful towards Him, and impious.
11    V, 19|          you add? "But if all the ungrateful, or the many who are envious,
12    V, 19|           how can there be any so ungrateful, so envious, so powerful,
13   VI, 9 |          to us, as though we were ungrateful or unworthy of enjoying
14   VI, 11|         men either forget and are ungrateful for the expenses incurred