Book, Chapter

 1    I, 10|   Amphitryon and Tyndarus, whose houses he filled to overflowing
 2    I, 16|      takes place, they must have houses, for they are not without
 3    I, 16|         animals do. If they have houses, it follows that they also
 4    I, 16|    cities, they are also without houses. And if they have no houses,
 5    I, 16|      houses. And if they have no houses, they have no conjugal intercourse;
 6   II, 4 |        be broken to pieces, when houses fall through age, and when,
 7   II, 14|        not shelter themselves in houses on account of the quality
 8   II, 15|    individuals, and occupy whole houses from door to door, and assume
 9   II, 15|        consecrate these in their houses, to these they daily pour
10   IV, 17|      keep watch for guarding our houses. Therefore He forbade them
11   IV, 28| reverenced their images at their houses as household gods. For those
12    V, 6 |         were now conveyed to the houses of a few. Far, that they
13   VI, 12|         highly becoming that the houses of illustrious men should