Chapter

 1 5 |       abridge them; but if you wish to see them, you must have
 2 11|      shower of iron, when they wish to signify a multitude of
 3 21|      speak! I do not, however, wish to omit notice of Terminus,
 4 30|       you are superior, if you wish to be a follower of the
 5 39|      be considered impious, to wish to depart from it without
 6 53|      vain and foolish thing to wish to be avengers of the gods,
 7 53|      powerful, he ought not to wish to defend him, by whom he
 8 53|      is the true God. I should wish to know, when they compel
 9 53|  refusing. What folly is it to wish to consult the good of any
10 53|        an injury to me? Do you wish me to worship your gods,
11 53|       no reason why you should wish to succour my error, which
12 54| worship that which he does not wish to worship. Some one may
13 54|     perhaps pretend, he cannot wish it. In short, some, through
14 56|    able to escape? If he shall wish to be just, he will not
15 64|     will he take away from, or wish ill to another, upon whom,
16 64|       towards these as he will wish that others should act towards
17 66|    ought neither to do, nor to wish to do, that which is unjust.