Book, Chapter

 1     I, 8 |            at the same time, which ought to happen if the earth was
 2     I, 20|         the Academics say that one ought not to declare an opinion
 3    IV, 4 |            they will fail, as they ought, to determine the period
 4    IV, 14|          seven. In this way, also, ought we therefore to act in the
 5    IV, 14|          the number seven. But one ought to observe if the assumed
 6    IV, 28|         for the manner in which be ought to give the reply. And next
 7     V, 3 |         these inferior (mysteries) ought to pause, and (then) be
 8     V, 3 |          And those who come hither ought to cast off their garments,
 9     V, 15|        water below, which is dark, ought, because the light has set (
10     V, 16|           an acute sense of smell, ought to be able from the single
11     V, 21|           so, says (Justinus), one ought to interpret the words of
12     V, 22|         the followers of Justinus) ought to imitate the example of
13    VI, 9 |     Paradise to be the womb, if we ought to rely on his statement.
14    VI, 24|            Father, who is perfect, ought to be celebrated by a perfect
15    VI, 30|            when after (this) there ought to have been the revelation
16   VII, 1 |          by violence of the winds, ought to sail past in quest of
17   VII, 8 |          Undoubtedly, however, one ought mentally, not by means of
18   VII, 12|           things future, when they ought (to be), and what sort they
19   VII, 12|            be), and what sort they ought (to be), and how they ought (
20   VII, 12|        ought (to be), and how they ought (to be). And of these no
21   VII, 13|         which had been left behind ought likewise to be revealed
22   VII, 18|           what is good and bad, we ought to say to them, that neither
23    IX, 7 |          even a sin unto death, he ought not to be deposed. About
24    IX, 7 |          discerning with whom they ought to communicate, but indiscriminately
25    IX, 9 |            alleging that believers ought to be circumcised and live
26    IX, 21|          country, saying that they ought not either to carry, or
27    IX, 23| destruction of life, and that they ought not to cut off the succession
28    IX, 24|           the law, saying that one ought so to live, that he may