Book, Chapter

 1    I, pref|          whatever labour could be bestowed upon it; thinking it much
 2    I, 11  |         circuit of the earth, and bestowed governments upon all his
 3   II, 4   |          also they appear to have bestowed on Verres quiet repose,
 4   II, 17  | prosperous issues of affairs, are bestowed by them,--in short, that
 5  III, 14  |        world and created man, who bestowed wisdom also among His heavenly
 6    V, 11  |       humane? They would not have bestowed such anxious care on any
 7    V, 12  |           all abundance should be bestowed upon him,--in short, if
 8    V, 23  |            For when He might have bestowed upon His people both riches
 9   VI, 5   |          divine condescension has bestowed on us in opening to us the
10   VI, 10  |       think that nothing is to be bestowed on any one. They have introduced
11   VI, 11  |       none of those on whom it is bestowed receives? Therefore, as
12   VI, 12  |           that whatever a man has bestowed upon another, hoping for
13  VII, 1   |           the love of power, have bestowed all their efforts on the