Chapter

 1 5 |    these Sibyls of whom I have spoken, except the Cumaean, whom
 2 20| PECULIAR TO THE ROMANS.~I have spoken of the religious rites which
 3 22|      because these things were spoken by one who was both a philosopher
 4 23|        THE BARBARIANS.~We have spoken respecting the gods: now
 5 30|       remains that, as we have spoken of false religion, we should
 6 36|       PYTHAGORAS.~Since I have spoken briefly of philosophy, now
 7 45|        THE SCRIPTURES.~We have spoken of His nativity; now let
 8 46|          Nor were these things spoken in vain. For after a short
 9 58|     GOD, AND SACRIFICE.~I have spoken of justice, what was its
10 62|       of which we have already spoken above.~
11 64|      to him against whom it is spoken, and deceives him in whose
12 64|        in whose presence it is spoken, we must therefore never
13 65| COMMANDED, AND OF PITY.~I have spoken of those things which are
14 70|     the things which have been spoken concerning the end of the
15 70|    those very things which are spoken are to be laid down without
16 73|   punishments of which we have spoken. Therefore frail things