Book, Chapter

 1    I, 15|  gods will be found to have gone from us into heaven. Inquire
 2    I, 15|     people that Romulus had gone to the gods, and freed the
 3    I, 20|   they (the Messenians) had gone out secretly, escaping the
 4  III, 12|    with the body, they have gone back to the body, to which
 5   IV, 2 |     to whom they might have gone more easily. But I think
 6   IV, 14|  the deceits of demons, had gone astray, and turned aside
 7   IV, 15|      And again, when He had gone to sleep in the ship, and
 8   IV, 16|     they imagined, and have gone astray. For their own folly
 9   IV, 16|      All we like sheep have gone astray, and God hath delivered
10   IV, 19| vexed in spirit; her sun is gone down while it was yet mid-day;
11   VI, 24|  the case of those who have gone astray on a journey, it
12  VII, 1 | this book, lest all that is gone before should appear vain
13  VII, 3 |   overwhelmed by waves, and gone into the deep; marshes have
14  VII, 16|  from whence a thousand had gone forth, scarcely a hundred