Book, Chapter

 1    I, 13|     king on earth; and this he declares more plainly in another
 2    I, 15| purified the forum. For Ennius declares that Romulus was regretted
 3    I, 21|  occurred; and which assuredly declares, if we have any intelligence,
 4    I, 21|      the matter itself at once declares. For if Jupiter holds the
 5   II, 11|   punishment on Mount Caucasus declares that he was not of the gods.
 6  III, 28|      the ancient philosophers, declares that they are either most
 7  III, 29|   removed from wisdom, Juvenal declares in these verses:--~"No divine
 8   IV, 1 |    subject itself sufficiently declares. For, turning away from
 9   IV, 9 |      instance before mentioned declares, in which he acknowledges
10   IV, 20|      the Jews, which the Sibyl declares when she says:--~"The divine
11    V, 1 |   bears the title of Octavius, declares how suitable a maintainer
12   VI, 6 |      justice the matter itself declares, and Cicero has testified. "
13  VII, 25|      years. The subject itself declares that the fall and ruin of