Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |       could only be commenced and accomplished by one--he will now understand
 2    I, 15|      Tullius, who was not only an accomplished orator, but also a philosopher,
 3   II, 8 |       conceived in his mind to be accomplished, and Navius affirmed that
 4   II, 17|         whatever things have been accomplished or are in the course of
 5  III, 14|          as a poet. But that same accomplished orator, that same consummate
 6  III, 26| philosophers could not effect, is accomplished only by divine instruction;
 7  III, 26|        studies. These results are accomplished gratuitously, easily, and
 8   IV, 8 |       power was so great, that He accomplished whatever He wished, assuredly
 9   IV, 17|         which I told you shall be accomplished, thenall the law is fulfilled
10   IV, 26|    ordained all things which were accomplished, not only the foretelling
11  VII, 17|           when his works shall be accomplished, another king shah arise
12  VII, 22|         were, or what things they accomplished? But nevertheless it is
13  VII, 24|          future events as already accomplished. For visions were brought
14  VII, 24|      which evidently could not be accomplished and fulfilled under the