Book, Chapter

 1    I, 13| sprung the mighty king,~The widely sounding Zeus."~And also
 2    I, 15|     you will understand how widely this persuasion is spread."
 3    I, 15|   says that this opinion is widely spread, that we may understand
 4    I, 21| observance of which differs widely from all other rites; for
 5   II, 18|     copious, and to be more widely treated in a work devoted
 6  III, 15| well, when its subjects are widely discordant? or the science
 7  III, 28|   breast or in the head. So widely removed were they from the
 8  III, 30|  philosophers held a course widely deviating from the truth.
 9    V, 20|   it? Torture and piety are widely different; nor is it possible
10   VI, 18|   he thus acted--a man most widely removed not only front heavenly,
11   VI, 19|  uses, and they wander more widely than reason demands. From
12  VII, 3 |   two things which are most widely different, God and the world,
13  VII, 8 |  tenets of Plato, which are widely and copiously explained