Chapter

 1 6 |           they begat others, were plainly mortals: but they were believed
 2 11|         What is a shower of gold? Plainly golden coins, by offering
 3 12|           and some children, they plainly assent to the poets; for
 4 14|         Coelus and Terra. This is plainly incredible; but there is
 5 25|        earthly and humble things, plainly prefers to himself that
 6 26|         obey prescribed laws, and plainly not by their own sense,
 7 30| definition or meaning of the word plainly shows that philosophy is
 8 32|       rest, while the members are plainly at variance with one another,
 9 33| completion of happiness, they are plainly weak. But the goods of the
10 37|          in vain. For God, who is plainly above us, is to be sought
11 50| perfection of His teaching it was plainly befitting that He should
12 50|           death. These things are plainly virtues, but they cannot
13 51|        His hands on the cross, He plainly stretched out His wings
14 53|           whom they compel, it is plainly not a benefit, which any
15 61|          but inasmuch as they are plainly good by nature,-- for they
16 67|   existence of a providence, they plainly denied the existence of